I.K.S. Gorkon Enemy Territory

Keith R.A. DeCandido numbers among his accomplishments the Nobel Prize for Economics, winning three Olympic gold medals, fifteen years spent in the Peace Corps, being named an advisor to four different Presidents, doctorates in literature, psychology, and art history, and lying like a rug in the first paragraph of his author bios. In truth, he has written many many novels, short stories, comic books, eBooks, and nonfiction books in tons of media universes. Besides the prior two I.K.S. Gorkon novels-A Good Day to Die and Honor Bound-he has also written the Star Trek novels Diplomatic Implausibility (which introduced the Gorkon), Demons of Air and Darkness (part of the highly successful line of post-finale Star Trek: Deep Space Nine novels), The Brave and the Bold Books 1-2 (the first single story to encompass all five TV series), The Art of the Impossible (part of the New York Times best-selling Lost Era miniseries), A Time for War, a Time for Peace (the best-selling finale of the acclaimed nine-book Star Trek: The Next Generation miniseries), and Ferenginar: Satisfaction Is Not Guaranteed (half of Volume 3 of the Worlds of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine miniseries). His Star Trek short fiction has appeared in Gateways: What Lay Beyond, Deep Space Nine: Prophecy and Change, New Frontier: No Limits, and Tales of the Dominion War, and he wrote the four-issue Next Generation comic-book miniseries Perchance to Dream. He codeveloped and edits the monthly Star Trek: S.C.E. eBooks starring the Starfleet Corps of Engineers, and has also written nine eBooks in the series. Forthcoming Trek work includes Articles of the Federation, a novel about politics in the Star Trek universe, as well as short fiction in the tenth-anniversary Voyager anthology, Distant Shores. He'll also be telling Klag's story in the Tales from the Captain's Table anthology, and assures all and sundry that there will be more I.K.S. Gorkon adventures as well (he's already hard at work on Book 4). Keith has also written in the universes of Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda, Farscape, Serenity, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Marvel Comics, Resident Evil, and more. His original novel Dragon Precinct was published in 2004, and his award-nominated anthology Imaginings: An Anthology of Long Short Fiction was published in 2003. He lives in New York City with his girlfriend and their two cats, Marcus and Aoki. Find out too little about Keith at his official Web site at DeCandido.net or just e-mail him directly at keith@decandido.net.DeCandido, Keith R. A. is the author of 'I.K.S. Gorkon Enemy Territory', published 2005 under ISBN 9781416500148 and ISBN 1416500146.