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Diane Duane also is the co-writer of [[TNG]]: "[[Where No One Has Gone Before]]," which was loosely based on her novel, "[[The Wounded Sky]]." |
Diane Duane also is the co-writer of [[TNG]]: "[[Where No One Has Gone Before]]," which was loosely based on her novel, "[[The Wounded Sky]]." |
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Diane Duane has worked with ''Star Trek'' in perhaps the most forms of anyone alive. In addition to writing novels and an episode, she has written many ''Star Trek'' [[comics]] and other anthologies. She also worked on the first ''Star Trek'' [[games|computer game]], [[Star Trek: The Kobayashi Alternative]]. |
Diane Duane has worked with ''Star Trek'' in perhaps the most forms of anyone alive. In addition to writing novels and an episode, she has written many ''Star Trek'' [[comics]] and other anthologies. She also worked on the first ''Star Trek'' [[games|computer game]], [[Star Trek: The Kobayashi Alternative]]. |
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Template:Realworld Diane Duane is the author of several Star Trek novels, including the Rihannsu series, "Spock's World" (Pocket TOS), "Dark Mirror" and "Intellivore" (Pocket TNG). Her non-Trek books include The "Young Wizards" series, which is currently in its eighth volume, and numerous others including the "Feline Wizardry Sequence" and the "Door..." series. She lives in Ireland with her husband Peter Morwood, who has collaborated with her on some books.
Rihannsu will continue with the upcoming "The Empty Chair." Duane also created a Romulan language for the novels.
Diane Duane also is the co-writer of TNG: "Where No One Has Gone Before," which was loosely based on her novel, "The Wounded Sky."
Comics: "Double Blind, Part One" and "Double Blind, Part II".
Diane Duane has worked with Star Trek in perhaps the most forms of anyone alive. In addition to writing novels and an episode, she has written many Star Trek comics and other anthologies. She also worked on the first Star Trek computer game, Star Trek: The Kobayashi Alternative.
She also makes a habit of including Star Trek refrences in her non-Trek books.
A character in Debt of Honor, a comic from DC, was named for Diane Duane, in a sense -- a Diane Morwood was the third-in-command of the engineering section of the USS Farragut, and a colleague of Lieutenant James T. Kirk, in 2254.