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| Publisher = [[Pocket Books]]
  
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| Year = [[2289]]-[[2369]]
 
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'''''Star Trek: The Lost Era''''' started as a six part series of [[novels]] published by [[Pocket Books]]. Since that initial release, several more novels have been released as "tales [or sagas] of The Lost Era".
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'''''Star Trek: The Lost Era''''' started as a six part series of [[novels]] published by [[Pocket Books]]. Since that initial release, several more novels have been released as "tales [or sagas] of The Lost Era."
   
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The "Lost Era" was originally defined as the period of history between the apparent death of [[James T. Kirk]] aboard the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-B)|''Enterprise''-B]] in [[2293]] and the launch of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} in [[2363]]. However, the ''[[Star Trek: Terok Nor]]'' miniseries extends past that point, to just prior to ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]''.
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The "Lost Era" was originally defined as the period of history between the apparent death of [[James T. Kirk]] aboard the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-B)|''Enterprise''-B]] in [[2293]] and the launch of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} in [[2363]]. However, the ''[[Star Trek: Terok Nor]]'' miniseries extends past that point, to just prior to the events of ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' in [[2369]].
   
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==Novels==
  
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* [[2298]] — ''[[The Sundered]]'', featuring [[Hikaru Sulu]] on the [[USS Excelsior|''Excelsior'']]
  
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* [[2311]] — ''[[Serpents Among the Ruins]]'', featuring [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-B)|''Enterprise''-B]] and the [[Tomed Incident]]
  
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* [[2328]]–[[2346]] — ''[[The Art of the Impossible]]'', covering the [[Betreka Nebula Incident]]
  
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* [[2336]] — ''[[Well of Souls]]'', featuring [[Rachel Garrett]] and the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-C)|''Enterprise''-C]]
  
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* [[2355]]–[[2357]] — ''[[Deny Thy Father]]'', featuring [[William Riker|Riker]] on the [[USS Pegasus|''Pegasus'']]
  
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* [[2360]] — ''[[Catalyst of Sorrows]]'', featuring [[Uhura]], [[Beverly Crusher|Crusher]], [[Benjamin Sisko|Sisko]], and [[Tuvok]]
  
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* [[2355]]–[[2363]] — ''[[The Buried Age]]'', featuring [[Jean-Luc Picard|Picard]] between [[USS Stargazer|''Stargazer'']] and the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}
  
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* [[2318]]–[[2369]] — ''[[Star Trek: Terok Nor]]'', a miniseries covering the [[Cardassian]] [[Occupation of Bajor]]
  
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* [[2360s]] — ''unreleased work, featuring Sisko on the [[USS Okinawa|''Okinawa'']] during the [[Federation-Tzenkethi War|Tzenkethi War]]''
  
   
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===Related works===
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== Novels ==
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=== Released under the series banner ===
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* [[2289]]–[[2295]] — ''[[Forged in Fire]]'', featuring [[Hikaru Sulu]] and [[Curzon Dax]]
  
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*''[[The Sundered]]'', featuring [[Hikaru Sulu]] on the [[USS Excelsior|''Excelsior'']], [[2298]].
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* [[2290s]] — ''[[Cacophony]]'' and ''[[Envoy]]'', featuring Hikaru Sulu
  
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* [[2294]] — ''[[The Captain's Daughter]]'', featuring Hikaru and [[Demora Sulu]]
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*''[[Serpents Among the Ruins]]'', featuring [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-B)|''Enterprise''-B]] and the [[Tomed Incident]], [[2311]].
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*''[[The Art of the Impossible]]'', covering the [[Betreka Nebula Incident]], [[2328]]–[[2346]].
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* [[2314]] — ''[[Transformations]]'', featuring Hikaru Sulu
  
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*''[[Well of Souls]]'', featuring [[Rachel Garrett]] and the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-C)|''Enterprise''-C]], [[2336]].
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* [[2315]]–[[2316]] — ''[[Tales from the Captain's Table|TftCT]]'': "Iron and Sacrifice", featuring Demora Sulu
  
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* [[2333]] — the ''[[Star Trek: Stargazer]]'' series, featuring [[Jean-Luc Picard|Picard]]
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* ''[[Deny Thy Father]]'', featuring [[William Riker]] on the {{USS|Pegasus}}, [[2355]]–[[2357]].
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* [[2329]]–[[2344]] — ''[[Vulcan's Heart]]'', featuring [[Spock]], [[Saavik]] and Picard.
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*''[[Catalyst of Sorrows]]'', featuring [[Nyota Uhura]], [[Beverly Crusher]], [[Benjamin Sisko]], and [[Tuvok]], [[2360]].
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*''[[One Constant Star]]'' ({{m|May|2014}}), featuring the ''Enterprise''-B, [[2303]]–[[2319]].
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* [[2355]] — ''[[Tales from the Captain's Table|TftCT]]'': "Darkness", featuring Picard
  
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:''A [[undeveloped novels and reference books#The Lost Era - Tzenkethi War|planned but unreleased work]] would have featured Sisko on the {{USS|Okinawa}} during the [[Federation-Tzenkethi War|Tzenkethi War]]'' in the [[2360s]].''
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=== "Tales of ''The Lost Era''" ===
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*''[[The Buried Age]]'', featuring [[Jean-Luc Picard|Picard]] between the loss of the {{USS|Stargazer}} and the launch of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}, [[2355]]–[[2363]]
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*''[[Star Trek: Terok Nor]]'', a miniseries covering the [[Cardassian]] [[Occupation of Bajor]], [[2318]]–[[2369]]
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== Works in the same timeframe ==
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* [[2289]]–[[2295]] – ''[[Forged in Fire]]'', featuring [[Hikaru Sulu]] and [[Curzon Dax]]
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* [[2290s]] – ''[[Cacophony]]'' and ''[[Envoy]]'', featuring Hikaru Sulu
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* [[2294]] – ''[[The Captain's Daughter]]'', featuring Hikaru and [[Demora Sulu]]
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* [[2300]] – ''[[Cast No Shadow]]'', featuring [[Valeris]] and [[Spock]].
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* [[2314]] – ''[[Transformations]]'', featuring Hikaru Sulu
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* [[2315]]–[[2316]] – ''[[Tales from the Captain's Table]]'': "Iron and Sacrifice", featuring Demora Sulu
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* [[2333]] – the ''[[Star Trek: Stargazer]]'' series, featuring [[Jean-Luc Picard|Picard]]
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* [[2329]]–[[2344]] – ''[[Vulcan's Heart]]'', featuring [[Spock]], [[Saavik]] and Picard
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* [[2355]] – ''[[Tales from the Captain's Table]]'': "Darkness", featuring Picard
   
 
==Characters==
  
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* [[Ian Andrew Troi]]
 
* [[Ian Andrew Troi]]
 
* [[Lwaxana Troi]]
 
* [[Lwaxana Troi]]
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* [[Uhura]]
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* [[Nyota Uhura]]
 
* [[Kyle Riker]]
  
* [[Kyle Riker]]
 
* [[William T. Riker]]
  
* [[William T. Riker]]
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Star Trek: The Lost Era started as a six part series of novels published by Pocket Books. Since that initial release, several more novels have been released as "tales [or sagas] of The Lost Era."

The "Lost Era" was originally defined as the period of history between the apparent death of James T. Kirk aboard the Enterprise-B in 2293 and the launch of the USS Enterprise-D in 2363. However, the Star Trek: Terok Nor miniseries extends past that point, to just prior to the events of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine in 2369.


Novels

Released under the series banner

A planned but unreleased work would have featured Sisko on the USS Okinawa during the Tzenkethi War in the 2360s.

"Tales of The Lost Era"

Works in the same timeframe

Characters

External link

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