Shatnerverse

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"Shatnerverse" is an unofficial fan term for the continuity in which novels credited as written by William Shatner take place. These novels include:

• The Ashes of Eden
• The Return
• Avenger
• Spectre
• Dark Victory
• Preserver
• Captain's Peril
• Captain's Blood
• Captain's Glory

In this continuity, James T. Kirk was restored to life following his "death" in 2371, and went on to adventures involving former crewmates from the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) as well as prominent 24th century figures.

Contents 1 Shatnerverse in fandom 1.1 Star Trek: Prometheus 1.2 Star Trek: Pendragon 1.3 Star Trek: Phoenix-X 2 External links

[edit] Shatnerverse in fandom

[edit] Star Trek: Prometheus

In Star Trek: Prometheus all of the "Shatnerverse" novels are accepted as canon. Minor inconsistencies including, but not limited to, a Vulcan resistance which is separate from the Terran rebellion/resistance, are viewed as "typos". In Defenders of the Federation it is assumed that the Vulcan resistance is actually the Terran rebellion, which was named for the species who originated it (from the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance's view) and in honor of the Terran Empire (the rebellion's view).

[edit] Star Trek: Pendragon

The fan fiction series Star Trek: Pendragon accepts the first four Shatner/Reeves-Stevens novels as part of its continuity. The Pendragon staff have gone on record as feeling that Dark Victory's substandard writing and the untenable changes to the nature of the Trek universe shown in Preserver place them outside of continuity. In Pendragon continuity, the resolution of the conflict begun in Spectre remains unknown (as yet). The Captain's trilogy is simply ignored.

[edit] Star Trek: Phoenix-X

In the episode "Life 2", Nelkast (of Section 31) mentions that the "Shatnerverse" was one of the other things Ensign Dan was to preach.

In "Displacement Syndrome", Cell and Seifer visit this universe and meet James T. Kirk.

[edit] External links

• Shatnerverse article at Memory Beta, the non-canon Star Trek wiki.