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Christopher L. Bennett Christopher L. Bennett

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Christopher L. Bennett is the author of several stories in the Star Trek universe. Bennett is one of several authors who have produced annotations for their published works. After contributing to the Star Trek: Starfleet Corps of Engineers series of eBooks in 2003 , Bennett went on to write short stories in several anthologies, as well as contributing novels in the TOS and Star Trek: Titan series, and detailing the life of Jean-Luc Picard in the nine years preceding TNG. His first novel, a Star Trek: The Motion Picture spin-off titled Ex Machina, was named by Star Trek screenwriters Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman as among their favorite Star Trek novels. [1] Christopher L. Bennett ist ein Autor von Star-Trek-Romanen.

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Christopher L. Bennett ist ein Autor von Star-Trek-Romanen. Christopher L. Bennett is the author of several stories in the Star Trek universe. Bennett is one of several authors who have produced annotations for their published works. After contributing to the Star Trek: Starfleet Corps of Engineers series of eBooks in 2003 , Bennett went on to write short stories in several anthologies, as well as contributing novels in the TOS and Star Trek: Titan series, and detailing the life of Jean-Luc Picard in the nine years preceding TNG. His first novel, a Star Trek: The Motion Picture spin-off titled Ex Machina, was named by Star Trek screenwriters Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman as among their favorite Star Trek novels. [1] Bennett's writing style focuses on reconciling contradictions in Star Trek canon; his Department of Temporal Investigations series drew on real scientific theories to tie together the disparate depictions of time travel in the series. Other hallmarks of his writing include subverting typical gender roles with strong, brash female characters and sensitive, thoughtful males, and noting historical parallels to complement Star Trek's political allegories. (Christopher L. Bennett: “Tower of Babel” Interview ) Bennett's non-Star Trek work includes an original science fiction novel, Only Superhuman, and tie-in novels set in the Marvel Comics universe.

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