Jonathan P Wong

I suppose you want the office!, April 12 2004

Those were the first words out of Kira mouth when she first met Ben Sisko, and it seemed only fitting that she say the same ones to him when Ben returned from the Temple.

Perry not only wrote a wonderful story about DS9, she made all the characters real. I couldn't put Unity down. It was like I was watching an entire season of DS9 in my head.

For all those trekkies out there who miss DS9, do yourself a favor and read Unity and all the other previous books detailing DS9 after the episode "what you leave behind". You will not regret it.

I can't wait to see what else is waiting for us with the upcoming worlds of DS9 novels. If it is half as good as Unity was, I will have a… Read more

Great episodes, but the presentation is appalling, Mar 15 2004

I am a huge Star Trek fan and I consider Voyager a worthy part of the Star Trek universe. While the first season cannot compare to later seasons, I still found it very interesting and enjoyable. Anyone who considers themselves a serious trekkie must include Voyager in their collection.

My reason for giving this one star is because of its appalling presentation. Sadly again, Paramount has let its US fans down in terms of the design of the boxsets as well as the discs themselves. The discs have absolutely no design printed on it. It's just a plain disc. The boxset while it's an improvement from those of the cardboard types for TNG, is still a far cry from the plastic boxsets from the UK… Read more

Showed great promise, but fell far short of expectations, Mar 10 2004

I opened this book with great expectation, because I believed that it showed promise. Nazi Germany victorious! Nazi Germany in control of almost all the world from the United States to Britain. Even more interesting was the focal point of the book, how we see Jews passing themselves off as Aryans to survive in the heart of Nazi Germany. However, it soon became obvious that Turtledove was just simply repeating history, only this time it is not the USSR that is imploding, but Nazi Germany. Virtually everything that happened to the USSR happened to Nazi Germany. Both nations choose a moderate leader who wishes to change the system, and then both leaders forget that their power center is the… Read more