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Abyss

 
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For a disambiguation of "Abyss" see: Abyss (disambiguation)
Abyss  
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Author David Weddle and Jeffrey Lang
Country United States
Language English
Series Star Trek: Section 31
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Genre(s) Science fiction novel
Publisher Pocket Books
Publication date July 2001
Media type Print (Paperback)
Pages 292 pp
ISBN ISBN 0-671-77478-6
OCLC Number 46600396
LC Classification CPB Box no. 1920 vol. 2
Preceded by Cloak

Abyss is a Star Trek: Section 31 novel written by David Weddle and Jeffrey Lang.

In Voyages of Imagination, the plot for the novel was originally developed shortly after Star Trek: Deep Space Nine ended. Pocket Books editor Marco Palmieri recalled, "One of the great things about David's involvement in the project was that Abyss was the story that followed up on Avatar. It was extraordinarily cool to have one of DS9's TV writers developing a story for the post-TV fiction, with its mix of old and new characters."[1]

On the subject of collaborating with David Weddle, Jeffry Lang remarked, "My contribution to the story were plot details and the character bits. In particular, I'm pleased with the characterization of Taran'atar. He was pretty much a tabula rasa when I got him and it was fun to try to figure out what made him tick. Also, I tried to make Locken the Pseudo-Khan less of a 'Bwah-ha-ha' villain and more of a tortured soul."[1]

References

  1. ^ a b Ayers, Jeff (2006). Voyages of Imagination. Pocket Books. pp. 445–446. ISBN 1-4165-0349-8. 

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