Contents
- 1 Star Trek (The Original Series / Classic Trek)
- 1.1 Bantam episode adaptations (1967-1978)
- 1.2 Whitman Books (1968)
- 1.3 Bantam original novels (1970-1981)
- 1.4 Ballantine animated series novelizations (1974-1978)
- 1.5 Wanderer Books (1982-1984)
- 1.6 Archway Paperback (1984-1986)
- 1.7 Pocket Books novels (1979-present)
- 1.8 The "Shatnerverse"
- 1.9 E-books
- 2 Vanguard (2005-2012)
- 3 The Next Generation (1987-present)
- 3.1 E-books
- 4 Titan (2005-present)
- 5 Deep Space Nine (1993-present)
- 6 Voyager (1995-present)
- 7 Enterprise (2001-present)
- 8 Novelizations
- 8.1 Based upon movies
- 8.2 Based upon television episodes
- 8.2.1 The Original Series
- 8.2.2 The Animated Series
- 8.2.3 The Next Generation
- 8.2.4 Deep Space Nine
- 8.2.5 Voyager
- 8.2.6 Enterprise
- 8.3 Based upon video games
- 9 Star Trek: New Frontier (1997-present)
- 10 Stargazer (2002-2004)
- 11 Klingon Empire (2003-2008)
- 12 Mini-series
- 12.1 Invasion (1996)
- 12.2 Day of Honor (1997)
- 12.3 The Captain's Table (1998)
- 12.4 The Dominion War (1998)
- 12.5 The Badlands (2000)
- 12.6 Section 31 (2001)
- 12.7 Dark Passions (2001)
- 12.8 Gateways (2001)
- 12.9 The Brave and the Bold (2002)
- 12.10 The Lost Era (2003-2008)
- 12.11 Destiny (2008)
- 12.12 Typhon Pact (2010-2012)
- 12.13 The Fall (2013)
- 13 Starfleet Corps of Engineers (2000-present)
- 14 Star Trek: Challenger (2000-2001)
- 15 Star Trek: Department of Temporal Investigations (2011-Present)
- 16 Mirror Universe (trade paper anthologies)
- 17 Myriad Universes (trade paper anthologies)
- 18 Strange New Worlds
- 19 Miscellaneous works
- 20 Young Adult books (1993-1998)
- 21 Starfleet Academy (2010-present)
- 22 Original Audiobooks
- 23 See also
- 24 References
- 25 External links
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