LEGEND:

Trek Series

CHA— Star Trek: Challenger

DS9— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

NF— Star Trek: New Frontier

SCE— Star Trek: Starfleet Corps of Engineers

TNG— Star Trek: The Next Generation

TAS— Star Trek : The Animated Series

TOS— Star Trek : The Original Series

VGR— Star Trek: Voyager

Other Abbreviations

EL— Enterprise Logs anthology

SNW— Strange New Worlds anthology

TLOD— The Lives of Dax anthology

YA—Young adult book

c.1600

“If I Lose Thee….” (TOS short story, SNW III)

• 2269 — [Framing story] Set at some point after “The City on the Edge of Forever” (TOS)

1776

“Veil at Valcour” (EL short story)

Historians’ Note: Story is set on October 11, 1776.

1864

“A Q to Swear By” (TNG short story, SNW III)

• 2370 — Set after “paraNoIndentllels” (TNG) but before “All Good Things….” (TNG)

1930

“Triptych” (TOS short story, SNW II)

• 2267 — [Framing story] Set during “The City on the Edge of Forever” (TOS)

1938

“Captain Proton and the Orb of Bajor” (DS9 short story, SNW IV)

Historians’ Note: This story is a Captain Proton radio drama script written by Benny Russell and incorporating elements of Deep Space Nine. It was broadcast on October 28, 1938.

1940

“The Adventures of Captain Proton, Chapter 1: The Space Vortex of Doom” (VGR short story, Amazing Stories #598)

Captain Proton: Defender of the Earth (VGR)

1942

“World of Strangers” (EL short story)

Historians’ Note: Story is set on October 26, 1942.

1953

“Isolation Ward 4” (DS9 short story, SNW IV)

Historians’ Note: This story is told as Dr. Wykoff’s notes about Benny Russell, dated from December 14, 1953, to April 2, 1954.

• April 4, 1968—[Final entry]

“The Aliens Are Coming!” (TOS short story, SNW III)

1974

The Eugenics Wars: The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh (hardcover duology)

• 1984–1986— Khan as a teenager

• 1996 — Khan as an adult

• Late 2269 — Framing story Stardate 7004.1

1991

“The Man Who Sold the Sky” (Short story, SNW)

1998

“Research” (DS9 short story, SNW II)

1999

Spock vs. Q: Armageddon Tonight (TOS/TNG audio)

Spock vs. Q: The Sequel (TOS/TNG audio)

2063

“A Private Victory” (TNG short story, SNW III)

Second Contact (TNG/X-Men comic)

Historians’ Note: Story is set immediately after the 2063 portion of Star Trek: First Contact.

• 1996 — Set in an alternate version of Earth

• 2050 — Set in an alternate version of Earth

• 2367 — Set during the Battle of Wolf 359

“Almost…. But Not Quite” (VGR short story, SNW II)

Historians’ Note: Story is set shortly after the 2063 portion of Star Trek: First Contact.

• 1996 — Major part of the story takes place at this time

2065

Federation (TOS/TNG hardcover)

• 2062 — Cochrane demonstrates warp capability to Brack

• 2063 — Cochrane breaks the light barrier with the Phoenix

Timeliners’ Note 1: From Star Trek: First Contact , not mentioned in this book.

• 2064 — Cochrane leaves for Alpha Centauri on the Bonaventure

Timeliners’ Note 2: We assume the Phoenix (seen in Star Trek: First Contact ) was an experimental ship designed to demonstrate manned warp capability and the Bonaventure , mentioned in this book, was a ship designed for interstellar travel.

• 2065 — [Part One, Chapters 1 and 2] Cochrane returns from his first interstellar trip to Alpha Centauri; shortly after his return, Cochrane again leaves Earth for Alpha Centauri to flee Thorsen Timeliners’ Note 3: The March 2061 date contradicts the Star Trek Chronology and has been adjusted to March 2065.

• 2078 — Cochrane backstory

• 2117 — Cochrane backstory

• 2267 — [Kirk portion] Stardate 3849.8 to 3858.7, immediately follows “Journey to Babel” (TOS)

• 2271 — Kirk visits Cochrane monument on Titan

• 2293 — [Prologue, Epilogue] Stardate 9910.1, Kirk visits Guardian of Forever

Timeliners’Note 4: The 2295 date contradicts the Star Trek Chronology and has been adjusted to 2293.

• 2366 — [Picard portion] Stardate 43920.6 to 43924.1, immediately after “Sarek” (TNG)

• 2371 — Picard and Riker visit the Cochrane monument, a few weeks after the 24th century events of Star Trek Generations.

• And Beyond … — [Epilogue] New stardate 2143.21.3, a ship called Enterprise about to begin a voyage where no one has gone before …

2075

“First Steps” (TLOD short story)

2159

“Dead Man’s Hand” (TLOD short story)

Historians’ Note: Story is set during the third year of the Romulan Wars.

2161

Starfleet: Year One (serial novel)

2245

“Old Souls” (TLOD short story)

2246

“Though Hell Should Bar the Way” (EL short story)

Historians’ Note: Story is set on October 10, 2246, and occurs simultaneously with the Tarsus IV incident.

2248

Starfleet Academy: Crisis on Vulcan (TOS-YA #1)

Historians’ Note: Story is set before Spock joins Starfleet Academy in 2249.

2250

Starfleet Academy: Aftershock (TOS-YA #2)

Historians’ Note: Story is set soon before Starfleet Academy’s winter break in Kirk’s freshman year, 2250.

Starfleet Academy: Cadet Kirk (TOS-YA #3)

Historians’ Note: Spock mentions meeting Pike a “few years ago,” which occurred in Starfleet Academy: Crisis on Vulcan (TOS-YA #1).

2252

Vulcan’s Glory (TOS #44)

2254

(TOS) “The Cage”

“Conflicting Natures” (EL short story)

Historians’ Note: Story is set nine years after the launch of the Enterprise.

The Captain’s Table #6: Where Sea Meets Sky (TOS)

• 2266 — [Framing story] Stardate 1626.8, shortly before Pike’s crippling accident

2265

Enterprise : The First Adventure (TOS giant)

“Sins of the Mother” (TLOD short story)

• 2280 — [Framing story] Audrid’s letter, describing the events of the story

• Kirk’s first five-year mission begins.

(TOS) “Where No Man Has Gone Before” — Stardate 1312.4 to 1313.8

My Brother’s Keeper (TOS trilogy: Republic (#85), Constitution (#86), Enterprise (#87))— Stardate 1313.8

• 2251 — Republic backstory

• 2259 — Constitution backstory

• 2264 — Enterprise backstory

2266

(TOS) “Corbomite Maneuver” — Stardate 1512.2

(TOS) “Mudd’s Women” — Stardate 1329.8

(TOS) “The Enemy Within” — Stardate 1672.1

(TOS) “The Man Trap” — Stardate 1513.1

(TOS) “The Naked Time” — Stardate 1704.2

(TOS) “Charlie X” — Stardate 1533.6 to 1535.8

(TOS) “Balance of Terror” — Stardate 1709.2

Shadow Lord (TOS #22)— Stardate 1831.5

(TOS) “What Are Little Girls Made Of?” — Stardate 2714.4

(TOS) “Dagger of the Mind” — Stardate 2715.1

(TOS) “Miri” — Stardate 2713.5

(TOS) “The Conscience of the King” — Stardate 2817.7

“A Private Anecdote” (TOS short story, SNW)— Stardate 2822.5 • 2255 — [Pike backstory]

2267

(TOS) “The Galileo Seven” — Stardate 2821.5

(TOS) “Court Martial” — Stardate 2947.3

(TOS) “The Menagerie” — Stardate 3012.4

(TOS) “Shore Leave” — Stardate 3025.3

Heart of the Sun (TOS #83)

Historians’ Note: Story is set not long after “Court Martial” (TOS).

(TOS) “The Squire of Gothos” — Stardate 2124.5

(TOS) “Arena” — Stardate 3045.6

(TOS) “The Alternative Factor” — Stardate 3087.6 to 3088.7

(TOS) “Tomorrow Is Yesterday” — Stardate 3113.2

Web of the Romulans (TOS #10)— Stardate 3125.3 to 3130.4

Historians’ Note: Story is set shortly after “Tomorrow Is Yesterday” (TOS).

Timeliners’ Note: A footnote that refers to “All Our Yesterdays” (TOS) contradicts the computer malfunction subplot of the story.

(TOS) “Return of the Archons” — Stardate 3156.2 to 3158.7

“The Avenger” (EL short story)

(TOS) “A Taste of Armageddon” — Stardate 3192.1 to 3193.0

(TOS) “Space Seed” — Stardate 3141.9 to 3143.3

The Joy Machine (TOS #80)

(TOS) “This Side of paraNoIndentdise” — Stardate 3417.3 to 3417.7

(TOS) “The Devil in the Dark” — Stardate 3196.1

(TOS) “Errand of Mercy” — Stardate 3198.4 to 3201.7

(TOS) “The City on the Edge of Forever”

Final Frontier (TOS Giant)

Historians’ Note: Framing story takes place immediately after “City on the Edge or Forever” (TOS).

• 2245 — [Captain April backstory] Takes place before the Starship Enterprise ’s first five-year mission

(TOS) “Operation—Annihilate!” — Stardate 3287.2 to 3289.8

Ishmael (TOS #23)

Historians’ Note: Framing story takes place after “The City on the Edge of Forever” (TOS).

• 1867 — Spock time travels back to Earth to this date

(TOS) “Catspaw” — Stardate 3018.2

(TOS) “Metamorphosis” — Stardate 3219.4 to 3220.3

(TOS) “Friday’s Child” — Stardate 3497.2

Invasion! #1: First Strike (TOS #79)

Historians’ Note: Story is set immediately after “Friday’s Child” (TOS). (TOS) “Who Mourns for Adonais?” — Stardate 3468.1

(TOS) “Amok Time” — Stardate 3372.1 to 3372.7

(TOS) “The Doomsday Machine”

(TOS) “Wolf in the Fold” — Stardate 3614.9

Across the Universe (TOS #88)

(TOS) “The Changeling” — Stardate 3451.9

(TOS) “The Apple” — Stardate 3715.0 to 3715.3

(TOS) “Mirror, Mirror”

(TOS) “The Deadly Years” — Stardate 3478.2 to 3479.4

Faces of Fire (TOS #58)— Stardate 3998.6

Historians’ Note: Story is set about halfway through Kirk’s first five-year mission.

(TOS) “I, Mudd” — Stardate 4513.3

(TOS) “The Trouble with Tribbles” — Stardate 4523.3 to 4525.6

“Missed” (TOS short story, SNW IV)

Historians’ Note: Story takes place immediately after “The Trouble with Tribbles” (TOS).

(TOS) “Bread and Circuses” — Stardate 4040.7

Mission to Horatius (The first Star Trek novel)— Stardate 3475.3

Historians’ Note: Story is set after “The Trouble with Tribbles” (TOS).

Twilight’s End (TOS #77)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after “A Taste of Armageddon” (TOS).

(TOS) “Journey to Babel” — Stardate 3842.3

The Vulcan Academy Murders (TOS #20)

The IDIC Epidemic (TOS #38)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after The Vulcan Academy Murders.

(TOS) “A Private Little War” — Stardate 4211.4

2268

The Disinherited (TOS #59)

Historians’ Note: Story is set just before “The Gamesters of Triskelion” (TOS).

(TOS) “The Gamesters of Triskelion” — Stardate 3211.7

(TOS) “Obsession” — Stardate 3619.2

Day of Honor #4: Treaty’s Law (TOS)— Stardate 3629

Historians’ Note: Story is set after “Errand of Mercy” (TOS).

Timeliners’ Note: Stardate for the story is from Day of Honor #2: Armageddon Sky.

• 2288 — [Framing story] Set 20 years after the main events of the novel

The Rings of Tautee (TOS #78)— Stardate 3871.6

(TOS) “The Immunity Syndrome” — Stardate 4307.1 (TOS) “A Piece of the Action”

(TOS) “By Any Other Name” — Stardate 4657.5

The Klingon Gambit (TOS #3)— Stardate 4720.1 to 4744.8

Mutiny on the Enterprise (TOS #12)— Stardate 4769.1 to 5012.5

Historians’ Note: Story is set immediately after The Klingon Gambit.

(TOS) “Return to Tomorrow” — Stardate 4768.3

(TOS) “Patterns of Force”

Uhura’s Song (TOS #21)— Stardate 2950.3 to 2962.3

Historians’ Note: Story is set after “A Private Little War” (TOS).

• 235 B.C. — [Flashback, pages 177–179]

(TOS) “The Ultimate Computer” — Stardate 4729.4

(TOS) “The Omega Glory”

(TOS) “Assignment: Earth”

(TOS) “Spectre of the Gun” — Stardate 4385.3

(TOS) “Elaan of Troyius” — Stardate 4372.5

(TOS) “The paraNoIndentdise Syndrome” — Stardate 4842.6

Double, Double (TOS #45)— Stardate 4925.2

(TOS) “The Enterprise Incident” — Stardate 5027.3

(TOS) “And the Children Shall Lead” — Stardate 5029.5

The Abode of Life (TOS #6)— Stardate 5064.4 to 5099.5

Timeliners’ Note: Inconsistent crew continuity with both Yeoman Rand and Dr. M’Benga aboard.

Dreams of the Raven (TOS #34)— Stardate 5302.1 to 5321.12

Timeliners’ Note: Using McCoy’s age for chronology is problematic, so the stardate was used.

(TOS) “Spock’s Brain” — Stardate 5431.4

How Much for Just the Planet? (TOS #36)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after “Omega Glory” (TOS).

(TOS) “Is There in Truth No Beauty?” — Stardate 5630.7

Ghost Walker (TOS #53)

Historians’ Note: Story is set during fourth year of Kirk’s first five-year mission.

(TOS) “The Empath” — Stardate 5121.5

Legacy (TOS #56)— Stardate 5258.7

• 2254 — [Pike backstory]

(TOS) “The Tholian Web” — Stardate 5693.2

The Starship Trap (TOS #64)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after “The Immunity Syndrome” (TOS).

Windows on a Lost World (TOS #65)— Stardate 5419.4 Section 31: Cloak (TOS)

Timeliners’ Note: Story is set several months after “The Enterprise Incident” (TOS) and shortly before “for the World is Hollow …” (TOS).

(TOS) “For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky” — Stardate 5476.3

The Badlands (Book 1, TOS story)— Stardate 5650.1

Historians’ Note: Story is set several months after “The Enterprise Incident” (TOS).

(TOS) “Day of the Dove”

(TOS) “Plato’s Stepchildren” — Stardate 5784.2

First Frontier (TOS #75)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after “The Omega Glory” (TOS).

• 64,018,143 B.C. — The Enterprise time-travels to Earth of the past

(TOS) “Wink of an Eye” — Stardate 5710.5

(TOS) “That Which Survives”

Gateways #1: One Small Step (TOS)

Timeliners’ Note: Story is set immediately after “That Which Survives.” (TOS).

Mudd In Your Eye (TOS #81)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after “I, Mudd” (TOS).

(TOS) “Let That Be Your Last Battlefield” — Stardate 5730.2

(TOS) “Whom Gods Destroy” — Stardate 5718.3

Sanctuary (TOS #61)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after “Let That Be Your Last Battlefield” (TOS).

(TOS) “The Mark of Gideon” — Stardate 5423.4

2269

(TOS) “The Lights of Zetar” — Stardate 5725.3

(TOS) “The Cloud Minders” — Stardate 5818.4

(TOS) “The Way to Eden” — Stardate 5832.3

“The Quick and the Dead” (TOS short story, SNW II)

(TOS) “Requiem for Methuselah” — Stardate 5843.7

(TOS) “The Savage Curtain” — Stardate 5906.4

“First Star I See” (TOS short story, SNW IV)

(TOS) “All Our Yesterdays” — Stardate 5943.7

(TOS) “Turnabout Intruder” — Stardate 5928.5

Assignment: Eternity (TOS #84)— Stardate 6021.4 to 6021.6

Historians’ Note: Story is set one week after “Turnabout Intruder” (TOS).

• 1969 — [Chapters 1 and 22] July 19 and 20

• 2293 — [Framing story] During the end of Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country Yesterday’s Son (TOS #11)— Stardate 6324.09 to 6381.7

• 2703 B.C. (approx.) — Time travel to the past

Killing Time (TOS #24)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after “The Enterprise Incident” (TOS).

The Three-Minute Universe (TOS #41)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after “Plato’s Stepchildren” (TOS).

Memory Prime (TOS #42)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after “The Lights of Zetar” (TOS).

Renegade (TOS #55)

Historians’ Note: Story is set two years after “A Private Little War” (TOS).

From the Depths (TOS #66)

Prime Directive (TOS giant)— Stardate 4842.6 to 6987.31

Timeliners’Note: Prime Directive makes a convenient transition point between the live-action episodes (TOS) and the animated episodes (TAS).

From the Star Trek Chronology editors’ note (page 78): “Although this chronology does not use material from the animated Star Trek series, Dorothy Fontana suggests that she would place those stories after the end of the third season, but prior to the end of the five-year mission.”

(TAS) “Beyond the Farthest Star” — Stardate 5221.3

(TAS) “Yesteryear” — Stardate 5373.4

(TAS) “One of Our Planets Is Missing” — Stardate 5371.3

(TAS) “The Lorelei Signal” — Stardate 5483.7

(TAS) “More Tribbles, More Troubles” — Stardate 5392.4

(TAS) “The Survivor” — Stardate 5143.3

(TAS) “The Infinite Vulcan” — Stardate 5554.4

(TAS) “The Magicks of Megas-Tu” — Stardate 1254.4

(TAS) “Once Upon a Planet” — Stardate 5591.2

(TAS) “Mudd’s Passion” — Stardate 4978.5

(TAS) “The Terratin Incident” — Stardate 5577.3

(TAS) “The Time Trap” — Stardate 5267.2

(TAS) “The Ambergris Element” — Stardate 5499.9

(TAS) “The Slaver Weapon” — Stardate 4187.3

(TAS) “The Eye of the Beholder” — Stardate 5501.2

(TAS) “The Jihad” — Stardate 5683.1

(TAS) “The Pirates of Orion” — Stardate 6334.1

(TAS) “Bem” — Stardate 7403.6

(TAS) “The Practical Joker” — Stardate 3183.3

(TAS) “Albatross” — Stardate 5275.6

(TAS) “How Sharper Than a Serpent’s Tooth” — Stardate 6063.4 (TAS) “The Counter-Clock Incident” — Stardate 6770.3

The Trellisane Confrontation (TOS #14)— Stardate 7521.6 to 7532.8

Corona (TOS #15)— Stardate 4380.4 to 4997.5

Historians’ Note: Story is set years after “Devil in the Dark” (TOS).

The Final Reflection (TOS #16)— Stardate 8405.15

Historians’ Note: Framing story is set after “Day of the Dove” (TOS).

• 2230 — [Part One]

• 2238 — [Part Two]

• 2244 — [Part Three]

Tears of the Singers (TOS #19)— Stardate 3126.7 to 3127.1

Historians’ Note: Story takes place after “Day of the Dove” (TOS) and “Time Trap” (TAS).

Pawns and Symbols (TOS #26)— Stardate 5960.2 to 6100.0

Historians’ Note: Story is set after “Day of the Dove” (TOS) and “More Troubles, More Tribbles” (TAS).

“The Girl Who Controlled Gene Kelly’s Feet” (TOS short story, SNW)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after “Once Upon a Planet” (TAS).

The Cry of the Onlies (TOS #46)— Stardate 6118.2 to 6119.2

The Great Starship Race (TOS #67)— Stardate 3223.1

Historians’ Note: Story is set after “A Taste of Armageddon” (TOS).

The Patrian Transgression (TOS #69)— Stardate 6769.4

2270

Crossroad (TOS #71)— Stardate 6251.1

The Wounded Sky (TOS #13)— Stardate 9250.0

Rihannsu #1: My Enemy, My Ally (TOS #18)

Mindshadow (TOS #27)— Stardate 7003.4 to 7008.4

Crisis on Centaurus (TOS #28)— Stardate 7513.2 to 7521.6

Demons (TOS #30)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after Mindshadow.

• 2229 — [Pages 22–26] Sarek and Amanda’s courtship

Chain of Attack (TOS #32)

Bloodthirst (TOS #37)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after Demons.

The Final Nexus (TOS #43)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after Chain of Attack.

Doctor’s Orders (TOS #50)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after The Wounded Sky.

The Entropy Effect (TOS #2)

• 2250 — [Flashback, pages 42–45] Black Fire(TOS #8)— Stardate 6101.1 to 6205.7

Dreadnought! (TOS #29)— Stardate 7881.2 to 8180.2

Battlestations! (TOS #31)— Stardate 3301.1 to 4720.2

• 2267 — [Pages 97–118] Piper is a Starfleet Academy senior

• Kirk’s first five-year mission ends and the Starship Enterprise returns to spacedock ( Star Trek Chronology ).

Timeliners’ Note: The placement of this event is drawn from “Q2” (VGR). We assume that this event occurred roughly in mid-2270.

“A Little More Action” (TOS short story, SNW IV)

Historians’ Note: Story takes place on the last night before Spock leaves Earth to return to Vulcan.

2271

The Lost Years (TOS hardcover)

Historians’ Note: The bulk of The Lost Years takes place in early 2271.

Timeliners’Note: Page 53 establishes Spock as 41, and sets a 2271 year for the book.

• A.D. 30 (Vulcan Old Date 140005) — [Prologue] Set during Surak’s life

• 2270 — [Chapters 1 and 2] Stardate 6987.31, six months prior to the bulk of the book

Traitor Winds (TOS #70)

Timeliners’ Note: Story is set “shortly after the end of the Enterprise ’s five-year mission, immediately following the events chronicled in The Lost Years.” This occurs after Spock decides to pursue Kohlinar, contradicting the December 2269 date on page 1.

2272

A Flag Full of Stars (TOS #54)

Timeliners’ Note: Story spans from July 4 to July 20 and is set “shortly before the events chronicled in Star Trek: The Motion Picture.” Since dates placing this novel during the Apollo 11 tricentennial contradict the Star Trek Chronology, we assumed the story to be centered around the tricentennial of the Apollo space program (1969–1972) instead.

• 2246 — [Pages 111–118] Young Kirk and Kodos on Tarsus

Recovery (TOS #73)

Historians’ Note: Story is set weeks before Star Trek: The Motion Picture.

Timeliners’ Note: Several references to Kirk having been Chief of Operations for approximately a year suggest a late 2272 time period for this novel, some 4 months after A Flag Full of Stars (TOS #54).

“Night Whispers” (EL short story)

Historians’ Note: Story is set immediately before Star Trek: The Motion Picture.

Star Trek: The Motion Picture (TOS movie novelization)— Stardate 7412.3 to 7414.1

Timeliners’ Note: Page 21 of the novelization establishes that Spock has been pursuing the Kolinahr disciplines for 2.8 years. This establishes the event in mid-2273.

Spock’s World (TOS hardcover)— Stardate 7412.1 to 7468.5

c. 5–2 Billion B.C. — [Vulcan One] Birth of the planet Vulcan

c. 500,000 B.C. — [Vulcan Two] Appearance of early Vulcan hominids

c. 10,000 B.C. — [Vulcan Three] Early Vulcan tribal cultures

c. 3000 B.C. — [Vulcan Four] Ancient Vulcan civilization

c. 300 B.C. — [Vulcan Five] Early Vulcan space travel

• 79 B.C. to A.D. 60 — [Vulcan Six] The life of Surak

• 2191 to 2230 — [Vulcan Seven] Sarek of Vulcan

The Kobayashi Maru (TOS #47)

Historians’ Note: Story is set shortly after Star Trek: The Motion Picture.

• 2244 — [Scott backstory]

• 2254 — [Kirk backstory]

• 2259 — [Sulu backstory]

• 2267 — [Chekov backstory]

Home Is the Hunter (TOS #52)

Historians’ Note: Story is set shortly after Star Trek: The Motion Picture.

• 1600 — [Sulu backstory]

• 1746 — [Scott backstory]

• 1942 — [Chekov backstory]

Enemy Unseen (TOS #51)— Stardate 8036.2

Historians’ Note: Story is set shortly after Star Trek: The Motion Picture.

2274

The Prometheus Design (TOS #5)

Triangle (TOS #9)

Historians’ Note: Story is set seven years after “Amok Time” (TOS).

New Earth #1: Wagon Train to the Stars (TOS #89)

Historians’ Note: Story spans several months. October 31, 2272, has been adjusted to 2274. • 2274 — [Pages 69–85] Set three months earlier

2275

New Earth #2: Belle Terre (TOS #90)

New Earth #3: Rough Trails (TOS #91)

Historians’ Note: Story is set six months after New Earth #2: Belle Terre.

New Earth #4: The Flaming Arrow (TOS #92)

New Earth #5: Thin Air (TOS #93)

New Earth #6: Challenger (TOS #94)

The Better Man (TOS #72)— Stardate 7591.4 to 7598.5

• 2236 — [Pages 7–11] McCoy at age 9

• 2244 — [Pages 12–15] McCoy at age 17

• 2254 — [Pages 30–33, 35–37, 66–68, 129–130, 150–157] After McCoy graduates from medical school

• 2270 — [Pages 62–63] Toward the end of Kirk’s first five-year mission

Gateways #2: Chainmail (CHA)

2276

The Covenant of the Crown (TOS #4)— Stardate 7815.3

• 2258 — [Pages 23–29] Kirk is a lieutenant commander, therefore set 18 years before the rest of the story. This allows him to be a lieutenant during the events on the Farragut as established in “Obsession” (TOS), and then be promoted after that.

Timetrap (TOS #40)

Rihannsu #2: The Romulan Way (TOS #35)

Historians’ Note: This story takes place eight years after “The Ultimate Computer” (TOS).

• A.D. 30 — Rejecting Surak’s reforms, S’task and 80,000 followers leave Vulcan in search of a new world

c. A.D. 500 — The Travelers make planetfall on the twin worlds of ch’Rihan and ch’Havran

Rihannsu #3: Swordhunt (TOS #95)

Rihannsu #4: Honor Blade (TOS #96)

Timeliners’Note: Page 90 of Swordhunt establishes these two books as beginning approximately a month and a half after The Romulan Way (TOS #35).

2277

Ice Trap (TOS #60)

Death Count (TOS #62)

Shell Game (TOS #63)

Firestorm (TOS #68)

Timeliners’ Note: Uniform references contradict other references to the story taking place five years after “Elaan of Troyius” (TOS). However, following the latter references would cause further inconsistencies.

2278

Rules of Engagement (TOS #48)— Stardate 7818.1

Timeliners’ Note 1: The 2213.5 stardate given in the book is too low since it would put the story during Kirk’s first five-year mission. We took the liberty to adjust it to fit a post- Star Trek: The Motion Picture time-frame.

Timeliners’ Note 2: Page 244 suggests this novel takes place about “a dozen years” after Kirk’s encounter with the Organians.

“The Name of the Cat” (TOS short story, SNW IV)

• 2371 — between “All Good Things …” and Star Trek Generations

Deep Domain (TOS #33)— Stardate 7823.6 to 7835.8

Historians’ Note: Story is set at the end of Kirk’s second five-year mission.

“Family Matters” (TOS short story, SNW III)

• Kirk’s second five-year mission ends and the Starship Enterprise returns to spacedock.

2281

The Pandora Principle (TOS #49)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after Saavik enters the Academy.

Timeliners’ Note 1: Page 9 establishes that the Vulcans’ journey to Hellguard is only months after Star Trek: The Motion Picture.

• 2274 — Spock rescues Saavik from Hellguard

• 2274 to 2275 — Spock takes a one-year leave to train Saavik

Timeliners’ Note 2: Spock’s leave would conflict with a number of other novels. Reconciling this is left to the reader.

Dwellers in the Crucible (TOS #25)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after Saavik enters the Academy.

2283

Time For Yesterday (TOS #39)

Historians’ Note: Story is set 14.5 years after “All Our Yesterdays” (TOS).

• 2683 B.C. (approx.) — Time travel to the past

“Just Another Training Cruise” (EL short story)

Historians’ Note: Story is set in Saavik’s second year at the Academy.

2284

Strangers from the Sky (TOS giant)— Stardate 8083.6 to 8097.4 [Book 1]

• 2045 — [Book 2] • 2265 — Stardate 1305.4, before “Where No Man Has Gone Before” (TOS)

2285

“Infinity” (TLOD short story)

Historians’ Note: Story is set before Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (TOS movie novelization)— Stardate 8130.3 to 8141.6

“Prodigal Father” (TOS short story, SNW IV)

Historians’ Note: Story is set during the final battle in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.

Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (TOS movie novelization) — Stardate 8201.3

“Countdown” (TOS short story, SNW IV)

Historians’ Note: Story is set during Star Trek III: The Search for Spock.

“Allegro Ouroboros in D Minor” (TLOD short story)

2286

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (TOS movie novelization) — Stardate 8390.0

• 1986 — Kirk and crew travel back in time

“The Last Tribble” (TOS short story, SNW)

2287

“Scotty’s Song” (TOS short story, SNW IV)

Historians’ Note: Story is set one week prior to Star Trek V: The Final Frontier.

Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (TOS movie novelization) — Stardate 8454.1

• 2229 — [Prologue] Sybok is five years old

• 2230 — [Flashback] Spock is born

• 2253 — [Flashback] McCoy’s father dies

In the Name of Honor (TOS #97)— Stardate 8461.7

• 2267 — [Flashback, Chapter 5] Stardate 4524.2

• 2279 — [Chapter 1 and 2] Stardate 7952.4

Probe (TOS hardcover)— Stardate 8475.3 to 8501.2

The Rift (TOS #57)[Second Contact]

• 2254 — [First Contact, Pike backstory]

2288

Starfleet Academy (TOS computer game novelization)

Historians’ Note: Story is set two years before Captain Hikaru Sulu takes command of the Excelsior in 2290.

The Captain’s Table #1: War Dragons (TOS)

• 2265 — [Kirk backstory] Stardate 1298.9, shortly after “Where No Man Has Gone Before” (TOS)

• 2293 — [Framing story] Takes place between Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country and Star Trek Generations.

2291

“jubHa’ ” (short story, SNW III)

Timeliners’ Note: This story is written entirely in the Klingon language. Placement of this story was based on a comment from the author, Dr. Lawrence M. Schoen.

Cacophony (TOS audio)— Stardate 8764.3 to 8774.8

Envoy (TOS audio)— Stardate 9029.1 to 9029.4

2293

Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (TOS movie novelization) — Stardate 9521.6 to 9529.1

Timeliners’ Note: The story ends with the Enterprise heading home for decommission.

Shadows on the Sun (TOS hardcover)— Stardate 9582.1 to 9587.2 [Book One]

Timeliners’Note: The story begins with the Enterprise heading home and ends with the Enterprise heading home.

• 2254 — [Book Two, McCoy backstory]

Best Destiny (TOS hardcover)

Timeliners’ Note: The story begins with the Enterprise almost home but ends with the Enterprise gaining a reprieve from retirement. This would have to be after Shadows on the Sun and would explain why the Enterprise is still active for Sarek and Mind Meld.

• 2249 — [Captain April backstory]

Sarek (TOS hardcover)— Stardate 9544.6

Historians’ Note: Story is set after the reprieve in Best Destiny.

• 2229, June 14 — [Pages 60–62] Sarek and Amanda’s courtship

• 2229, September 16 — [Pages 155–159] Sarek and Amanda marry

• 2230, November 12 — [Pages 200–202] Spock born

Timeliners’ Note: The book says 2231, contradicting the Star Trek Chronology.

• 2237, December 7 — [Pages 211–215] Young Spock runs away, based on “Yesteryear” (TAS) events

• 2249 — [Pages 258–264] Spock chooses Starfleet and alienates Sarek

• 2285, March 14 — [Pages 373–375] Sarek and Amanda wonder what happened to Spock’s katra, probably set right before Star Trek III: The Search for Spock

Mind Meld (TOS #82)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after the reprieve in Best Destiny.

• 2314 — [Chapter 16]

The Ashes of Eden (TOS hardcover)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after the Enterprise -A has been decomissioned.

The Fearful Summons (TOS #74)— Stardate 9621.8 to 9625.10

Timeliners’Note 1: The story has a retired Kirk and no Enterprise.

Timeliners’ Note 2: The Spring 2294 date contradicts the Star Trek Chronology.

“The Lights in the Sky” (TOS short story, SNW)

Historians’ Note: Story is set just before the TOS-era portion of Star Trek Generations.

“One of Forty-Seven” (TNG short story, SNW III)

“The First Law of Metaphysics” (TOS short story, SNW II)

Historians’ Note: Story is set the same day Kirk “dies.”

Star Trek Generations (TNG movie novelization)— Stardate 9715.5 [See main entry in 2371]

Timeliners’ Note: Some authors place this portion of the movie later in 2294 or 2295.

2294

The Captain’s Daughter (TOS #76)

• 2271 — [Section Two: First Date] References on pages 53 and 148 establish this placement

• 2278 — [Chapters 15–17] Around the time of the Bozeman ’s launch

• 2284 — [Chapters 18 and 19]

• 2285 — [Chapters 20 and 21] Set immediately after Star Trek III: The Search for Spock and during Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home

2296

Vulcan’s Forge (TOS hardcover)— Stardate 9814.3 to 9835.7

Timeliners’ Note: The “about a year after Kirk’s disappearance” references are inaccurate.

• 2247 — [Spock backstory]

“Shakedown” (EL short story)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after The Captain’s Daughter.

2301

“The Hero of My Own Life” (TOS short story, SNW II)

Timeliners’ Note: If we suppose Gillian Taylor was the same age as actress Catherine Hicks in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, she was 35 when she arrived in the 23rd century with Kirk and crew. In this story, she is in her fifties; hence this story’s placement in 2301.

2314

Transformations (TOS audio)— Stardate 11611.8 to 11618.2

• 2294 — [Sulu backstory] Stardate 9619.9 to 9622.4

2322

Starfleet Academy: Starfall (TNG-YA #8)

Historians’ Note: Story spans the period from the fall of 2322 to the fall of 2323.

2323

Starfleet Academy: Nova Command (TNG-YA #9)

Historians’ Note: Story starts at the beginning of Picard’s freshman year at Starfleet Academy.

2332

“Hour of Fire” (EL short story)

2333

The Valiant (TNG hardcover)[Book 2]

• 2069, December 30 — [Book 1] The original Valiant

Timeliners’Note: The December 30, 2069, date contradicts the Star Trek Chronology , which places the destruction of the Valiant the same year that it leaves on its mission in 2065. The author has placed the destruction in 2069 to allow time for the starship to reach the edge of the galaxy.

• 2070 — [Book 3] Survivors of the S.S. Valiant find a planet that will support them

2334

“Together Again, for the First Time” (TNG short story, SNW)

2341

Starfleet Academy: Mystery of the Missing Crew (TNG-YA #6)

Historians’ Note: Story is set in the Earth year 2341, when Data entered Starfleet Academy.

• 2338 — [Prologue]

Starfleet Academy: Secret of the Lizard People (TNG-YA #7)

Historians’ Note: Data has been a cadet at Starfleet Academy for three weeks at the beginning of this story.

Starfleet Academy: Deceptions (TNG-YA #14)

Historians’ Note: Data has been a cadet at Starfleet Academy for three months at the beginning of this story.

2342

Starfleet Academy: Loyalties (TNG-YA #10)

Historians’ Note: Story is set during Beverly Crusher’s (née Howard) first year at Starfleet Academy Medical School.

Vulcan’s Heart (TOS hardcover)

• 2329 — [Flashback] Stardate 21096.3

2347

“A Ribbon for Rosie” (VGR short story, SNW II)

Historians’ Note: Story is set 27 years before Seven of Nine’s arrival on Voyager in “Scorpion, Part II” (VGR).

“Flash Point” (TNG short story, SNW IV)

Historians’ Note: The “flashback” parts of the story take place when Ro Laren is 7 years old.

• 2364 — Ro on Garon II

• 2367 — Ro in the Jaros II prison

2350

Double Helix #6: The First Virtue (TNG #56)

2353

“The Music Between the Notes” (TLOD short story)

Starfleet Academy: Lifeline (VGR-YA #1)

Historians’ Note: Story is set as Janeway begins at Starfleet Academy in 2353, according to the “Starfleet Timeline” in this book.

Starfleet Academy: Capture the Flag (TNG-YA #4)

Historians’ Note: La Forge has been a cadet at Starfleet Academy for three weeks at the beginning of this story.

Starfleet Academy: The Chance Factor (VGR-YA #2)

Historians’ Note: Conversation in this story indicates it takes place in the same year as Starfleet Academy: Lifeline.

Starfleet Academy: Quarantine (VGR-YA #3)

Historians’ Note: La Forge is mentioned as being a first-year cadet in this story.

Starfleet Academy: Atlantis Station (TNG-YA #5)

Historians’ Note: La Forge is a first-year cadet at Starfleet Academy in this story.

Starfleet Academy: Crossfire (TNG-YA #11)

Historians’ Note: La Forge and Riker are first-year cadets at Starfleet Academy in this story.

2354

Starfleet Academy: The Haunted Starship (TNG-YA #13)

Historians’ Note: Story is set during the spring semester of La Forge’s first year at Starfleet Academy.

Starfleet Academy: Breakaway (TNG-YA #12)

Historians’ Note: Story is set during Troi’s first year at Starfleet Academy in 2354, according to the “Starfleet Timeline” in this book.

Starfleet Academy: Worf’s First Adventure (TNG-YA #1)

Starfleet Academy: Line of Fire (TNG-YA #2)

Starfleet Academy: Survival (TNG-YA #3)

Historians’ Note: These three stories are set during Worf’s first year at Starfleet Academy.

2364

Encounter at Farpoint (TNG episode novelization)— Stardate 41150.7 to 41254.7

(TNG) “The Naked Now” — Stardate 41209.2 to 41209.3

Double Helix #1: Infection (TNG #51)— Stardate 41211

• 2364 — [Prologue] Set approximately two weeks prior to the main events of the story

(TNG) “Code of Honor” — Stardate 41235.25 to 41235.32

(TNG) “Haven” — Stardate 41294.5 to 41294.6

(TNG) “Where No One Has Gone Before” — Stardate 41263.1 to 41263.4

Ghost Ship (TNG #1)

• 1995 — [Russian aircraft carrier backstory]

(TNG) “The Last Outpost” — Stardate 41368.4 to 41368.5

The Peacekeepers (TNG #2)

(TNG) “Lonely Among Us” — Stardate 41249.3 to 41249.4

(TNG) “Justice” — Stardate 41255.6 to 41255.9

(TNG) “The Battle” — Stardate 41723.9

(TNG) “Hide And Q” — Stardate 41590.5 to 41591.4

(TNG) “Too Short a Season” — Stardate 41309.5

(TNG) “The Big Goodbye” — Stardate 41997.7

(TNG) “Datalore” — Stardate 41242.4 to 41292.5

(TNG) “Angel One” — Stardate 41636.9

(TNG) “11001001” — Stardate 41365.9

(TNG) “Home Soil” — Stardate 41463.9 to 41484.8

(TNG) “When the Bough Breaks” — Stardate 41509.1 to 41512.4

(TNG) “Coming of Age” — Stardate 41416.2

(TNG) “Heart of Glory” — Stardate 41503.7

The Children of Hamlin (TNG #3)

(TNG) “The Arsenal of Freedom” — Stardate 41798.2

Survivors (TNG #4)

• 2352 — [Chapter 1] Tasha is 15, leaves Turkana IV

• 2357 — [Chapter 3] Tasha in her later years at Starfleet Academy

• 2359 — [Chapter 5] Tasha is almost 23

• 2364 — [Chapter 12] Set immediately after “Skin of Evil” (TNG) (TNG) “Symbiosis”

(TNG) “Skin of Evil” — Stardate 41601.3 to 41602.1

The Captain’s Honor (TNG #8)— Stardate 41800.9

Historians’ Note: Story is set shortly after “Skin of Evil” (TNG).

(TNG) “We’ll Always Have Paris” — Stardate 41697.9

(TNG) “Conspiracy” — Stardate 41775.5 to 41780.2

(TNG) “The Neutral Zone” — Stardate 41986.0

2365

(TNG) “The Child” — Stardate 42073.1

Strike Zone (TNG #5)

(TNG) “Where Silence Has Lease” — Stardate 42193.6 to 42194.7

(TNG) “Elementary, Dear Data” — Stardate 42286.3

(TNG) “The Outrageous Okona” — Stardate 42402.7

Power Hungry (TNG #6)— Stardate 42422.5

(TNG) “The Schizoid Man” — Stardate 42437.5 to 42507.8

(TNG) “Loud as a Whisper” — Stardate 42477.2 to 42479.3

(TNG) “Unnatural Selection” — Stardate 42494.8

(TNG) “A Matter of Honor” — Stardate 42506.5

(TNG) “The Measure of a Man” — Stardate 42523.7

Metamorphosis (TNG giant)— Stardate 42528.6

(TNG) “The Dauphin” — Stardate 42568.8

Masks (TNG #7)

(TNG) “Contagion” — Stardate 42609.1

(TNG) “The Royale” — Stardate 42625.4

(TNG) “Time Squared” — Stardate 42679.2

(TNG) “The Icarus Factor” — Stardate 42686.4

(TNG) “Pen Pals” — Stardate 42695.3 to 42741.3

(TNG) “Q Who” — Stardate 42761.3 to 42761.9

(TNG) “Samaritan Snare” — Stardate 42779.1 to 42779.5

(TNG) “Up the Long Ladder” — Stardate 42823.2 to 42827.3

(TNG) “Manhunt” — Stardate 42859.2

(TNG) “The Emissary” — Stardate 42901.3

A Call to Darkness (TNG #9)— Stardate 42908.6

(TNG) “Peak Performance” — Stardate 42923.4

(TNG) “Shades of Gray” — Stardate 42976.1

2366

Double Helix #2: Vectors (TNG #52)

Timeliners’ Note: Dr. Pulaski is leaving the Enterprise and Dr. Crusher is returning.

A Rock and a Hard Place (TNG #10)

(TNG) “Evolution” — Stardate 43125.8 (TNG) “The Ensigns of Command”

Gulliver’s Fugitives (TNG #11)

(TNG) “The Survivors” — Stardate 43142.4 to 43153.7

(TNG) “Who Watches the Watchers” — Stardate 43173.5 to 43174.2

Doomsday World (TNG #12)— Stardate 43197.5

(TNG) “The Bonding” — Stardate 43198.7

(TNG) “Booby Trap” — Stardate 43205.6

(TNG) “The Enemy” — Stardate 43349.2

(TNG) “The Price” — Stardate 43385.6

(TNG) “The Vengeance Factor” — Stardate 43421.9

Exiles (TNG #14)— Stardate 43429.1

(TNG) “The Defector” — Stardate 43462.5 to 43465.2

(TNG) “The Hunted” — Stardate 43489.2

(TNG) “The High Ground” — Stardate 43510.7

(TNG) “Déjà Q” — Stardate 43539.1

(TNG) “A Matter of Perspective” — Stardate 43610.4 to 43611.6

(TNG) “Yesterday’s Enterprise” — Stardate 43625.2

“The Fourth Toast” (TNG short story, SNW III)

• 2344 — [Backstory]

Q-in-Law (TNG #18)

(TNG) “The Offspring” — Stardate 43657.0

Fortune’s Light (TNG #15)

(TNG) “Sins of the Father” — Stardate 43685.2 to 43689.0

(TNG) “Allegiance” — Stardate 43714.1

The Eyes of the Beholders (TNG #13)

(TNG) “Captain’s Holiday” — Stardate 43745.2

Boogeymen (TNG #17)— Stardate 43747.3

(TNG) “Tin Man” — Stardate 43779.3

(TNG) “Hollow Pursuits” — Stardate 43807.4 to 43808.2

(TNG) “The Most Toys” — Stardate 43872.2

(TNG) “Sarek” — Stardate 43917.4 to 43920.7

(TNG) “Ménage à Troi” — Stardate 43930.7

“What Went Through Data’s Mind 0.68 Seconds Before the Satellite Hit” (TNG short story, SNW)— Stardate 43945.4

Timeliners’Note: The 42945.4 stardate given in the book was adjusted to fit a timeframe shortly after “Ménage à Troi” (TNG).

Contamination (TNG #16)— Stardate 43951.6

Timeliners’Note: The 44261.6 stardate given in the book was adjusted to fit a timeframe shortly after “Ménage à Troi” (TNG).

(TNG) “Transfigurations” — Stardate 43957.2 to 43960.6

(TNG) “The Best of Both Worlds” — Stardate 43989.1 to 43993.5

(TNG) “The Best of Both Worlds” Part II — Stardate 44001.4

“Civil Disobedience” (TNG short story, SNW)

(TNG) “Family” — Stardate 44012.3

Dark Mirror (TNG hardcover)— Stardate 44018.2

Timeliners’Note: The 44010.2 stardate given in the book was adjusted to fit a timeframe after “Family” (TNG).

(TNG) “Brothers” — Stardate 44085.7 to 44091.1

(TNG) “Suddenly Human” — Stardate 44143.7

Reunion (TNG hardcover)

(TNG) “Remember Me” — Stardate 44161.2 to 44162.8

Perchance to Dream (TNG #19)— Stardate 44195.7

Timeliners’Note: The 45195.7 stardate given in the book was adjusted to fit a timeframe before “Final Mission” (TNG).

(TNG) “Legacy” — Stardate 44215.2 to 44225.3

Spartacus (TNG #20)

(TNG) “Reunion” — Stardate 44246.3

(TNG) “Future Imperfect” — Stardate 44286.5

“See Spot Run” (TNG short story, SNW)

(TNG) “Final Mission” — Stardate 44307.3 to 44307.6

(TNG) “The Loss” — Stardate 44356.9

“Prodigal Son” (TNG short story, SNW IV)

Historians’ Note: This story is concurrent with “The Loss” (TNG).

Vendetta (TNG giant)

• 2326 — [Picard backstory]

(TNG) “Data’s Day” — Stardate 44390.1

“Tears for Eternity” (TOS short story, SNW IV)

Historians’ Note: Story is set 100 years after the events of “The Devil in the Dark” (TOS).

c. 52,267 — Set approximately 50 millennia after “The Devil in the Dark” (TOS).

“Of Cabbages and Kings” (TNG short story, SNW)

(TNG) “The Wounded” — Stardate 44429.6

(TNG) “Devil’s Due” — Stardate 44474.5

(TNG) “Clues” — Stardate 44502.7

(TNG) “First Contact”

(TNG) “Galaxy’s Child” — Stardate 44614.6

(TNG) “Night Terrors” — Stardate 44631.2 to 44642.1

Chains of Command (TNG #21)

(TNG) “Identity Crisis” — Stardate 44664.5 to 44668.1

(TNG) “The Nth Degree” — Stardate 44704.2 to 44705.3 (TNG) “Qpid” — Stardate 44741.9

The Forgotten War (TNG #57)

(TNG) “The Drumhead” — Stardate 44769.2

(TNG) “Half a Life” — Stardate 44805.3 to 44812.6

(TNG) “The Host” — Stardate 44821.3 to 44824.4

Imbalance (TNG #22)— Stardate 44839.2

(TNG) “The Mind’s Eye” — Stardate 44885.5 to 44896.9

(TNG) “In Theory” — Stardate 44923.3 to 44935.6

(TNG) “Redemption” — Stardate 44995.3 to 44998.3

2368

(TNG) “Redemption, Part II” — Stardate 45020.4 to 45025.4

“Calculated Risk” (TNG short story, SNW II)

(TNG) “Darmok” — Stardate 45047.2 to 45048.8

(TNG) “Ensign Ro” — Stardate 45076.3 to 45077.8

The Badlands (Book 1, TNG story)— Stardate 45091.4

Historians’ Note: Story is set immediately after “Ensign Ro” (TNG).

(TNG) “Silicon Avatar” — Stardate 45122.3 to 45129.2

(TNG) “Disaster” — Stardate 45156.1

War Drums (TNG #23)

(TNG) “The Game” — Stardate 45208.2 to 45212.1

Unification (TNG episodes novelization)— Stardate 45233.1 to 45245.8

Timeliners’Note: This book novelizes Parts I and II of the episode.

“Last Words” (TNG short story, Amazing Stories #593)

(TNG) “A Matter of Time” — Stardate 45349.1 to 45351.9

(TNG) “New Ground” — Stardate 45376.3

Sins of Commission (TNG #29)

Historians’ Note: Story is set shortly after “New Ground” (TNG).

(TNG) “Hero Worship” — Stardate 45397.3

(TNG) “Violations” — Stardate 45429.3 to 45435.8

(TNG) “The Masterpiece Society” — Stardate 45470.1

(TNG) “Conundrum” — Stardate 45494.2

Imzadi (TNG hardcover)

• 2359 — Riker and Troi meet for the first time

• 2364 — Riker and Troi are reunited on the Enterprise

Timeliners’Note 1: The 42372.5 stardate given in the book is a mismatch with the “Encounter at Farpoint” (TNG) stardate of 41150.7.

• 2408 — [Framing story] Set 42 years after “The Offspring” (TNG)

Timeliners’ Note 2: The 2408 portion of the story must be regarded as an alternate future which is divergent from the “mainstream” universe. The Last Stand(TNG #37)— Stardate 45523.6

(TNG) “Power Play” — Stardate 45571.2 to 45572.1

(TNG) “Ethics” — Stardate 45587.3

(TNG) “The Outcast” — Stardate 45614.6 to 45620.4

Nightshade (TNG #24)

(TNG) “Cause and Effect” — Stardate 45652.1

(TNG) “The First Duty” — Stardate 45703.9

(TNG) “Cost of Living” — Stardate 45733.6

(TNG) “The Perfect Mate” — Stardate 45761.3 to 45766.1

Grounded (TNG #25)— Stardate 45823.4

Timeliners’ Note: Alexander is mentioned, which sets the story after “New Ground” (TNG). The 45223.4 stardate given in the book was adjusted to fit the specified timeframe.

(TNG) “Imaginary Friend” — Stardate 45852.1

(TNG) “I, Borg” — Stardate 45854.2

The Devil’s Heart (TNG hardcover)— Stardate 45873.3 to 45873.6

c. 70 B.C. — [Picard’s vision] The Ko N’ya stone is given to Surak

Timeliners’ Note: This vision may be historically unreliable. There are contradictions with Spock’s World regarding Surak’s parents.

(TNG) “The Next Phase”

The Romulan Prize (TNG #26)

(TNG) “The Inner Light” — Stardate 45944.1

“The Promise” (TNG short story, SNW IV)

Historians’ Note: Story is set within Picard’s vision of life as Kamin in “The Inner Light” (TNG).

(TNG) “Time’s Arrow” — Stardate 45959.1 to 45965.3

2369

(TNG) “Time’s Arrow, Part II” — Stardate 46001.3

The Best and the Brightest (TNG)[Year One]

Historians’ Note: The Year One part of the story is set just after “Time’s Arrow, Part II” (TNG).

• 2370 — [Year Two] Just before “Journey’s End” (TNG)

• 2371 — [Year Three] Just after “The Search” (DS9)

• 2371 — [Summer] Just after Star Trek Generations

• 2371 — [Year Four] Just after “The Die is Cast” (DS9)

(TNG) “Realm of Fear” — Stardate 46041.1 to 46043.6

(TNG) “Man of the People” — Stardate 46071.6 to 46075.1

Relics (TNG episode novelization)— Stardate 46125.3

• 2294 — [Scotty backstory]

(TNG) “Schisms” — Stardate 46154.2 to 46191.2 Here There Be Dragons(TNG #28)

(TNG) “True Q” — Stardate 46192.3 to 46193.8

(TNG) “Rascals” — Stardate 46235.7 to 46236.3

(TNG) “A Fistful of Datas” — Stardate 46271.5 to 46278.3

“On the Scent of Trouble” (TNG short story, Amazing Stories #593)

A Fury Scorned (TNG #43)— Stardate 46300.6

(TNG) “The Quality of Life” — Stardate 46307.2 to 46317.8

(TNG) “Chain of Command, Part I” — Stardate 46357.4 to 46358.2

(TNG) “Chain of Command, Part II” — Stardate 46360.8

Debtors’ Planet (TNG #30)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after “First Duty” (TNG).

The Captain’s Table #5: Once Burned (NF)

Historians’ Note: Story spans about three months.

• 2348–2349 — [Pages 1–30] Calhoun is 14, spans about a year

• Mid-2374 — [Framing story] Soon after “Honor Among Thieves” (DS9)

Timeliners’ note: The book says this portion of the story takes place six years before the framing story, which would place it in 2368. However, we placed it in 2369 after “Chain of Command” (TNG), when Jellico was a captain, owing to the fact that Jellico is an admiral in this story.

Emissary (DS9 episode novelization)— Stardate 46379.1 to 46393.1

• 2367 — [Sisko backstory] Stardate 44002.3

(DS9) “Past Prologue”

Guises of the Mind (TNG #27)— Stardate 46401.9

Timeliners’Note: The 45741.9 stardate given in the book was adjusted to fit the post-“Emissary” (DS9) timeframe.

• Late 2369 — [Epilogue] Set six months later than the main part of the story

(DS9) “A Man Alone” — Stardate 46384.0 to 46421.5

The Siege (DS9 #2)

Timeliners’Note: The novel states that Keiko is a teacher, which would put the story after “A Man Alone” (DS9). References to Molly’s age are incorrect.

(TNG) “Ship in a Bottle” — Stardate 46424.1

Invasion! #2: The Soldiers of Fear (TNG #41)

(DS9) “Babel” — Stardate 46423.7 to 46425.8

(TNG) “Aquiel” — Stardate 46461.3

(DS9) “Captive Pursuit” (TNG) “Face of the Enemy” — Stardate 46519.1

(DS9) “Q-Less” — Stardate 46531.2 to 46532.3

(TNG) “Tapestry”

(DS9) “Dax” — Stardate 46910.1

(TNG) “Birthright, Part I” — Stardate 46578.4

(DS9) “The Passenger”

(TNG) “Birthright, Part II” — Stardate 46579.2

The Star Ghost (DS9-YA #1)

(DS9) “Move Along Home”

(DS9) “The Nagus”

(TNG) “Starship Mine” — Stardate 46682.4

The Death of Princes (TNG #44)

Historians’ Note: Story is set before “Timescape” (TNG).

(TNG) “Lessons” — Stardate 46693.1 to 46697.2

(DS9) “Vortex”

Double Helix #3: Red Sector (TNG #53)

• 2353 — [Chapters 1–6] 15 years prior to the main body

• 2357 — [Chapters 7–10] 11 years prior to the main body

(TNG) “The Chase” — Stardate 46731.5 to 46735.2

Bloodletter (DS9 #3)

Historians’ Note: Story is set before the episode “Battle Lines” (DS9).

(DS9) “Battle Lines”

(TNG) “Frame of Mind” — Stardate 46778.1

To Storm Heaven (TNG #46)

Dark Passions (all-series duology)— Stardate 46722.4

Timeliners’ Note: Story takes place over the course of several months in the Mirror Universe of “Mirror, Mirror” (TOS), and ends before “Crossover” (DS9).

(DS9) “The Storyteller” — Stardate 46729.1

(TNG) “Suspicions” — Stardate 46830.1 to 46831.2

(DS9) “Progress” — Stardate 46844.3

(TNG) “Rightful Heir” — Stardate 46852.2

Warped (DS9 hardcover)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after “Battle Lines” (DS9) and before “The Homecoming” (DS9).

(DS9) “If Wishes Were Horses” — Stardate 46853.2

The Romulan Stratagem (TNG #35)— Stardate 46892.6

(TNG) “Second Chances” — Stardate 46915.2 to 46920.1

Foreign Foes (TNG #31)— Stardate 46921.3

Timeliners’Note: The 47511.3 stardate given in the book was adjusted to fit a timeframe shortly after “Second Chances” (TNG). (DS9) “The Forsaken” — Stardate 46925.1

Stowaways (DS9-YA #2)

(DS9) “Dramatis Personae” — Stardate 46922.3 to 46924.5

Requiem (TNG #32)— Stardate 46931.2

Timeliners’Note: The 47821.2 stardate given in the book was adjusted to fit a late 2369 timeframe prior to the departure of Ensign Ro.

• 2267 — Picard time travels to just two days before the events of “Arena” (TOS)

• 2345 — [Prologue] Stardate 16175.4

(TNG) “Timescape” — Stardate 46944.2 to 48945.3

(DS9) “Duet”

Descent (TNG episodes novelization)— Stardate 46982.1 to 46984.6

Timeliners’ Note: This book novelizes Part I of the episode, which is set in late 2369, and Part II, which is set at the beginning of 2370.

• 2370 — [Part II] Stardate 47025.4

(DS9) “In the Hands of the Prophets”

2370

Warchild (DS9 #7)

Historians’ Note: Story is set between the first and second seasons of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.

Valhalla (DS9 #10)

Timeliners’ Note 1: Most references in this book would place it between the first and second seasons of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.

Timeliners’ Note 2: A reference to the Defiant on page 5 was accidentally added during editing, since the book was published after the Defiant was introduced at the beginning of the third season of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.

Betrayal (DS9 #6)

(TNG) “Liaisons”

(DS9) “The Homecoming”

(TNG) “Interface” — Stardate 47215.5

Blaze of Glory (TNG #34)

Historians’ Note: Story is set before “Force of Nature” (TNG).

(DS9) “The Circle”

(TNG) “Gambit, Part I” — Stardate 47135.2

(DS9) “The Siege”

(TNG) “Gambit, Part II” — Stardate 47160.1 to 47169.2

(DS9) “Invasive Procedures” — Stardate 47182.1

Prisoners of Peace (DS9-YA #3)

(TNG) “Phantasms” — Stardate 47225.7 (DS9) “Cardassians” — Stardate 47177.2 to 47178.3

The Big Game (DS9 #4)

Historians’ Note: Page 148 describes the events of “A Matter of Time” (TNG) as occurring “a few years ago.”

(TNG) “Dark Page” — Stardate 47254.1

(DS9) “Melora” — Stardate 47229.1

Star Trek: Klingon (TNG/DS9 game novelization)

Historians’ Note: Story is set one year before “ Defiant ” (DS9).

• 2368 — [Backstory] Takes place after “Redemption” (TNG)

(TNG) “Attached” — Stardate 47304.2

Possession (TNG #40)

(DS9) “Rules of Acquisition”

Fallen Heroes (DS9 #5)— Stardate 47237.8

(TNG) “Force of Nature” — Stardate 47310.2 to 47314.5

Dyson Sphere (TNG #50)— Stardate 47321.6

(DS9) “Necessary Evil” — Stardate 47252.5 to 47284.1

Infiltrator (TNG #42)— Stardate 47358.1

(TNG) “Inheritance” — Stardate 47410.2

(DS9) “Second Sight” — Stardate 47329.4

Into the Nebula (TNG #36)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after “Force of Nature” (TNG).

The Pet (DS9-YA #4)

Historians’ Note: Story is set during the first anniversary of the discovery of the Bajoran Wormhole on stardate 46379.1.

Devil in the Sky (DS9 #11)— Stardate 47384.1

Timeliners’ Note: A historian’s note places this story in the second season of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. The 46384.1 stardate given in the book was adjusted to fit the specified timeframe.

(TNG) “paraNoIndentllels” — Stardate 47391.2

(DS9) “Sanctuary” — Stardate 47391.2

“Life Itself Is Reason Enough” (TNG short story, Amazing Stories #598)

(DS9) “Rivals”

Arcade (DS9-YA #5)

Historians’ Note: Story is set three years after the Borg attack at Wolf 359 in 2367.

(TNG) “The Pegasus” — Stardate 47457.1

(DS9) “The Alternate” — Stardate 47391.7

(TNG) “Homeward” — Stardate 47423.9 to 47427.2

Q-Squared (TNG hardcover)

Historians’ Note: Worf mentions he encountered a similar type of dis- location before. Hence, the story is set sometime after “paraNoIndentllels” (TNG).

• 2265 — [Gary Mitchell backstory] Set during “Where No Man Has Gone Before” (TOS)

(TNG) “Sub Rosa”

(DS9) “Armageddon Game” — Stardate 47529.4

(TNG) “Lower Decks” — Stardate 47566.7

Field Trip (DS9-YA #6)

(DS9) “Whispers” — Stardate 47569.4 to 447581.2

(TNG) “Thine Own Self” — Stardate 47611.2

Balance of Power (TNG #33)

Historians’ Note: Story is set shortly after “Thine Own Self” (TNG).

(DS9) “paraNoIndentdise” — Stardate 47573.1

Gypsy World (DS9-YA #7)

Historians’ Note: Story is set in the first or second season of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.

(TNG) “Masks” — Stardate 47615.2 to 47618.4

(DS9) “Shadowplay” — Stardate 47603.3

Dragon’s Honor (TNG #38)— Stardate 47616.2

Timeliners’note: The 47146.2 stardate given in the book was adjusted to fit a timeframe shortly before “Eye of the Beholder” (TNG).

(TNG) “Eye of the Beholder” — Stardate 47622.1 to 47623.2

(DS9) “Playing God”

Highest Score (DS9-YA #8)

(TNG) “Genesis” — Stardate 47653.2

(DS9) “Profit and Loss”

“Whatever You Do, Don’t Read This Story” (TNG short story, SNW III)

(TNG) “Journey’s End” — Stardate 47751.2 to 47755.3

(DS9) “Blood Oath”

“I Am Klingon” (TNG short story, SNW II)

(TNG) “Firstborn” — Stardate 47779.4

(DS9) “The Maquis, Part I”

(TNG) “Bloodlines” — Stardate 47829.1 to 47831.8

(DS9) “The Maquis, Part II”

Cardassian Imps (DS9-YA #9)

(TNG) “Emergence” — Stardate 47869.2

(DS9) “The Wire”

Antimatter (DS9 #8)

Historians’ Note: Story is set late in the second season of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine when the Runabout Mekong was in use by DS9 personnel. “The Naked Truth” (TNG short story, SNW)

(TNG) “Preemptive Strike” — Stardate 47941.7 to 47943.2

Rogue Saucer (TNG #39)

Historians’ Note: Story is set shortly after “Preemptive Strike” (TNG).

(DS9) “Crossover” — Stardate 47879.2

All Good Things…. (TNG episode novelization)— Stardate 47988.1

• 3.5 billion years ago — Q takes Picard to this time of human history

• 2364 — [Anti-past] Stardate 41148 to 41153.7

• 2395 — [Anti-future]

Timeliners’Note: The anti-time portions of the story must be regarded as an alternate past and future which are divergent from the “mainstream” universe.

(DS9) “The Collaborator”

Space Camp (DS9-YA #10)

(DS9) “Tribunal” — Stardate 47944.2

(DS9) “The Jem’Hadar”

2371

“Doctors Three” (TOS short story, SNW II)

Timeliners’Note: Story is set prior to Voyager ’s launch.

Intellivore (TNG #45)— Stardate 48022.5

The Search (DS9 episodes novelization)— Stardate 48212.4

Timeliners’Note: This book novelizes Parts I and II of the episode.

Proud Helios (DS9 #9)

Timeliners’ Note: Page 12 of this story mentions that the Defiant is undergoing repairs, which would be consistent with the damage inflicted on the Defiant during “The Search” (DS9).

Day of Honor #1: Ancient Blood (TNG)

Timeliners’Note: Reference to Alexander as being 12 years old is incorrect.

(DS9) “The House of Quark”

Double Helix #4: Quarantine (TNG #54)

Timeliners’ Note: The Star Trek Chronology mentions Tom Riker was on the Ghandi for about a year before joining the Maquis. Two statements in this novel that indicate that he was on the Ghandi for two years are incorrect.

Crossover (TNG hardcover)

Historians’ Note: Story is set during Picard’s eighth year of command of the Enterprise -D.

(DS9) “Equilibrium” Kahless(TNG hardcover)

• A.D. 800 (approx.) — [Heroic Age]

The Captain’s Table #2: Dujonian’s Hoard (TNG)

• 2371 — [Framing story] Set a couple of months after the events of Picard’s narrative

Timeliners’Note: Picard’s gray uniform on the cover is not indicative of the uniform in use in the story.

“The Captain and the King” (EL short story)

(DS9) “The Abandoned”

“Flight 19” (TNG short story, SNW IV)

(DS9) “Second Skin”

Tooth and Claw (TNG #60)

(DS9) “Civil Defense”

(DS9) “Meridian” — Stardate 48423.2

Star Trek Generations (TNG movie novelization)— Stardate 48632.4 to 48650.1

Timeliners’ Note 1: There is also a Young Adult novelization available.

• 2293 — [TOS-era portion] Stardate 9715.5

Timeliners’ Note 2: Some authors place the TOS-era portion later in 2294 or in 2295, which contradicts the Star Trek Chronology.

“Reflections” (TOS short story, SNW)— Stardate 48649.7

“The Change of Seasons” (TNG short story, SNW III)

(DS9) “Defiant” — Stardate 48467.3

Triangle: Imzadi II (TNG hardcover)

Historians’ Note: Story is set shortly after Star Trek Generations.

• 2374 — [Framing story] Set right after “Tears of the Prophets” (DS9)

(DS9) “Fascination”

The Laertian Gamble (DS9 #12)

Historians’ Note: Keiko O’Brien is “on an all-too-brief hiatus from her botanical research on Bajor,” so it is placed immediately after the episode “Fascination” (DS9).

(DS9) “Past Tense, Part I”

(DS9) “Past Tense, Part II” — Stardate 48481.2

The Return (TOS/TNG hardcover)

Historians’ Note: Story is set a month after Star Trek Generations.

The Badlands (Book 2, VGR story)— Stardate 48305.8

Historians’ Note: Story begins prior to “Caretaker” (VGR) and continues through the beginning of that episode.

Caretaker(VGR episode novelization)— Stardate 48315.6 The Escape(VGR #2)

• 307,629 B.C. (approx.) — The unique time travel device in this novel also allows for a few other jumps in time, always in increments of 500,000 years.

(VGR) “paraNoIndentllax” — Stardate 48439.7

Ragnarok (VGR #3)

Historians’ Note: The author, Nathan Archer, suggests this novel takes place during the first half of the first season of Star Trek: Voyager.

“The Ones Left Behind” (VGR short story, SNW III)

• 2371 — [April] Three weeks after “Caretaker” (VGR)

• 2372 — [January]

• 2373 — [February] Almost two years after “Caretaker” (VGR)

Timeliners’Note 1: A reference to the Dominion War is erroneous, as the Dominion War did not start until very late in 2373.

• 2374 — Immediately after “Message in a Bottle” (VGR)

Timeliners’Note 2: Erroneously referred to as June 2375.

• 2374 — Between “Who Mourns for Morn?” (DS9) and “Far Beyond the Stars” (DS9)

Timeliners’Note 3: Erroneously referred to as May 2375.

• 2374 — Between “Far Beyond the Stars” (DS9) and “Hunters” (VGR)

Timeliners’Note 4: Erroneously referred to as June 2375.

• 2374 — Stardate 51501.5, during “Hunters” (VGR)

(VGR) “Time and Again”

Violations (VGR #4)

Historians’ Note: References in this novel and its publication date suggest a Star Trek: Voyager first season timeframe.

“Unintived Admirals” (VGR short story, SNW IV)

• 2374 — Shortly after “Message in a Bottle” (VGR)

• 2376 — Between “Pathfinder” (VGR) and Gateways #5: No Man’s Land (VGR)

(DS9) “Life Support” — Stardate 48498.4

Incident at Arbuk (VGR #5)— Stardate 48531.6

Timeliners’ Note: The book mentions a stardate of 48135.6, which we took the liberty to modify since the story is set after “Caretaker” (VGR).

(VGR) “Phage” — Stardate 48532.4

(DS9) “Heart of Stone” — Stardate 48521.5

(VGR) “The Cloud” — Stardate 48546.2

(DS9) “Destiny” — Stardate 48543.2

(VGR) “Eye of the Needle” — Stardate 48579.4 (DS9) “Prophet Motive”

(VGR) “Ex Post Facto”

(DS9) “Visionary”

(VGR) “Emanations” — Stardate 48623.5

(VGR) “Prime Factors” — Stardate 48642.5

(VGR) “State of Flux” — Stardate 48658.2

(DS9) “Distant Voices”

“Touched” (VGR short story, SNW II)

(DS9) “Through the Looking Glass”

(VGR) “Heroes and Demons” — Stardate 48693.2 to 48710.5

(DS9) “Improbable Cause”

(VGR) “Cathexis” — Stardate 48734.2 to 48735.9

(DS9) “The Die Is Cast”

(VGR) “Faces” — Stardate 48784.2

(DS9) “Explorers”

(VGR) “Jetrel” — Stardate 48832.1 to 48840.5

(DS9) “Family Business”

(VGR) “Learning Curve” — Stardate 48846.5 to 48859.3

(DS9) “Shakaar”

The Murdered Sun (VGR #6)— Stardate 48897.1

Timeliners’Note: The 43897.1 stardate given in the book was adjusted to fit a Star Trek: Voyager first season timeframe.

(DS9) “Facets”

The Long Night (DS9 #14)

• 1571 — [Prologue]

(DS9) “The Adversary” — Stardate 48959.1 to 48962.5

Station Rage (DS9 #13)

Historians’ Note: Story is set between “The Adversary” (DS9) and “The Way of the Warrior” (DS9).

(VGR) “Projections” — Stardate 48892.1

Objective: Bajor (DS9 #15)

Historians’ Note: Story is set between “The Adversary” (DS9) and “The Way of the Warrior” (DS9).

(VGR) “Elogium” — Stardate 48921.3

Invasion! #3: Time’s Enemy (DS9 #16)

Historians’ Note: Story is set between “The Adversary” (DS9) and “The Way of the Warrior” (DS9).

(VGR) “Twisted”

Invasion! #4: The Final Fury (VGR #9)

Historians’ Note: Story is set roughly around the same time as Invasion! #3: Time’s Enemy. (VGR) “The 37’s” — Stardate 48975.1

2372

Saratoga (DS9 #18)

Historians’ Note: Story is set between the third and fourth seasons of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.

(VGR) “Initiations” — Stardate 49005.3

Wrath of the Prophets (DS9 #20)

Historians’ Note: Story is set between “The Adversary” (DS9) and “The Way of the Warrior” (DS9).

(VGR) “Non Sequitur” — Stardate 49011

The Way of The Warrior (DS9 episode novelization)— Stardate 49011.4

Ghost of a Chance (VGR #7)

(DS9) “The Visitor”

(VGR) “Parturition” — Stardate 49068.5

Cybersong (VGR #8)

(DS9) “Hippocratic Oath” — Stardate 49066.5

Bless the Beasts (VGR #10)

(DS9) “Indiscretion”

The Black Shore (VGR #13)— Stardate 49175.0

Timeliners’Note: 491750.0 was the original stardate for the book, which contained an extra “0” after the “5.” We believe Captain Janeway added it for luck.

The Tempest (DS9 #19)

Timeliners’Note: References to Molly’s age are incorrect.

(DS9) “Rejoined” — Stardate 49195.5

(VGR) “Persistence of Vision”

(DS9) “Little Green Men”

(VGR) “Tattoo”

(DS9) “Starship Down”

Mosaic (VGR hardcover)

Historians’ Note: Framing story is set during the second season of Star Trek: Voyager.

• 2339 — [Janeway flashback, Chapter 2]

• 2344 — [Janeway flashback, Chapter 4]

• 2347 — [Janeway flashback, Chapter 6]

• 2349 — [Janeway flashback, Chapter 8]

• 2352 — [Janeway flashback, Chapters 10 and 12]

• 2353 — [Janeway flashback, Chapter 14]

• 2356 — [Janeway flashback, Chapter 14]

• 2357 — [Janeway flashback, Chapter 16] • 2362 — [Janeway flashback, Chapter 18]

• 2363 — [Janeway flashback, Chapter 20]

• 2367 — [Janeway flashback, Chapter 22]

(VGR) “Cold Fire” — Stardate 49164.8

(DS9) “The Sword of Kahless”

(VGR) “Maneuvers” — Stardate 49208.5

(VGR) “Resistance”

Ship of the Line (TNG hardcover)

Timeliners’ Note: Since the Enterprise -E must have been launched after the events of “The Way of the Warrior” (DS9), some of the references in this book to Klingon/Federation/Cardassian relations are problematic. We suspect that a second major Klingon invasion of Cardassia space was in the works during the events of this book.

• 2278 — [Pages 1–52] Story of the Bozeman

• 2368 — [Pages 52–73] Right after “Cause and Effect” (TNG)

• 2373 — [Chapter 26] During the beginning of Star Trek: First Contact

(DS9) “Our Man Bashir”

(DS9) “Homefront” — Stardate 49170.65

(DS9) “paraNoIndentdise Lost”

“Reflections” (TLOD short story)

• 2352 — [Flashback] Jadzia, age 11

• 2367 — [Flashback] Just before Jadzia’s joining with the Dax symbiont

Trapped in Time (DS9-YA #12)

Historians’ Note: Story is set immediately after “paraNoIndentdise Lost” (DS9).

Timeliners’ Note 1: The historian’s note placing this book in the first or second season of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine is incorrect.

Timeliners’Note 2: This story presents the first meeting between Sisko and the Temporal Investigators, Dulmer and Lucsly, even though they appear to never have met each other in “Trials and Tribble-ations” (DS9).

• June 1, 1944 — Jake, Nog, and O’Brien travel back in time

The Garden (VGR #11)

(VGR) “Prototype”

(VGR) “Alliances” — Stardate 49337.4

(DS9) “Crossfire”

(VGR) “Threshold” — Stardate 49373.4

Day of Honor #2: Armageddon Sky (DS9)

Historians’ Note: Story is set three months after dissolution of Khitomer accords, right before Day of Honor #3: Her Klingon Soul. Timeliners’ Note: A stardate of 3962 is mentioned on page 214. We are unsure whether this is a colloquial shortening of a current stardate, or whether it a reference to the TOS-era stardate for Day of Honor #4: Treaty’s Law.

Day of Honor #3: Her Klingon Soul (VGR)— Stardate 49588.4

(DS9) “Return to Grace”

(VGR) “Meld”

The Heart of the Warrior (DS9 #17)

Historians’ Note: Story is set in the fourth season of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.

(DS9) “The Sons of Mogh” — Stardate 49556.2

(VGR) “Dreadnought” — Stardate 49447

(VGR) “Death Wish” — Stardate 49301.2

(DS9) “Bar Association”

The 34th Rule (DS9 #23)

Chrysalis (VGR #12)

(DS9) “Accession”

(VGR) “Lifesigns” — Stardate 49504.3

(VGR) “Investigations” — Stardate 49485.2

(VGR) “Deadlock” — Stardate 49548.7

(DS9) “Rules of Engagement” — Stardate 49648.0 to 49665.3

(VGR) “Innocence” — Stardate 49578.2

(DS9) “Hard Time”

(DS9) “Shattered Mirror”

Trial By Error (DS9 #21)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after “Bar Association” (DS9).

“The Bottom Line” (DS9 short story, SNW III)

Historians’ Note: Story is set between “Little Green Men” (DS9) and “The Ascent” (DS9).

(DS9) “The Muse”

(VGR) “The Thaw”

(DS9) “For the Cause”

(VGR) “Tuvix” — Stardate 49655.2 to 49678.4

(VGR) “Resolutions” — Stardate 49690.1 to 49694.2

“Out of the Box, Thinking” (TNG short story, SNW III)

Historians’ Note: Story is set “years after” “The Nth Degree” (TNG) in late 2367, and after the launch of Voyager in early 2371.

Section 31: Rogue (TNG)— Stardate 50368.0 to 50454.1

Historians’ Note: Story is set six months prior to Star Trek: First Contact.

• Stardate 50907.2 to 50915.5—[Prologue, Epilogue] Shortly after Star Trek: First Contact (DS9) “To the Death” — Stardate 49904.2

(DS9) “The Quickening”

Rebels (DS9 trilogy: The Conquered (#24), The Courageous (#25), The Liberated (#26)

• 2342 — [Flashback]

(DS9) “Body Parts”

Vengeance (DS9 #22)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after the episode “Body Parts” (DS9).

(DS9) “Broken Link” — Stardate 49962.4

(VGR) “Basics, Part I”

Note: The second edition of the Star Trek Chronology ends with 2372. Subsequent sequencing is based on air date until the Star Trek Chronology is updated again.

2373

(VGR) “Basics, Part II” — Stardate 50023.4

“Where I Fell Before My Enemy” (DS9 short story, SNW)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after Worf joins the DS9 crew, but before the Dominion War.

Flashback (VGR episode novelization)— Stardate 50126.4

• 2293 — [Tuvok backstory] Set during the events of Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country

(VGR) “The Chute” — Stardate 50156.2

(VGR) “The Swarm” — Stardate 50252.3

(DS9) “Apocalypse Rising”

(VGR) “False Profits” — Stardate 50074.3 to 50074.5

“Seeing Forever” (TNG short story, SNW IV)

(DS9) “The Ship” — Stardate 50049.3

(VGR) “Remember” — Stardate 50203.1 to 50211.4

“Life’s Lessons” (DS9 short story, SNW)

(DS9) “Looking for par’Mach in All the Wrong Places”

(DS9) “Nor the Battle to the Strong”

(DS9) “The Assignment”

Day of Honor: Honor Bound (DS9-YA #11)

Historians’ Note: Story is set one year after Day of Honor #2: Armageddon Sky.

(VGR) “Sacred Ground” — Stardate 50063.2

Trials and Tribble-ations (DS9 episode novelization)

• 2267 — Stardate 4523.7 during “The Trouble With Tribbles” (TOS)

(VGR) “Future’s End”

(DS9) “Let He Who is Without Sin….”

(VGR) “Future’s End, Part II” — Stardate 50312.5

“Ambassador at Large” (VGR short story, SNW) Historians’ Note: Dialogue on page 252 indicates that this takes place about two years after “Caretaker” (VGR).

Echoes (VGR #15)

Historians’ Note: Story is set some time after “Deadlock” (VGR) but before Kes leaves the ship.

(DS9) “Things Past”

(VGR) “Warlord” — Stardate 50348.1

(DS9) “The Ascent”

(VGR) “The Q and the Grey” — Stardate 50384.2

Star Trek: First Contact (TNG movie novelization)— Stardate 50893.5

Timeliners’Note: There is also a Young Adult novelization available.

• 2063 — [Backstory]

(VGR) “Macrocosm” — Stardate 50425.1

(DS9) “Rapture”

(DS9) “The Darkness and the Light” — Stardate 50416.2

(VGR) “Fair Trade”

“A Night at Sandrine’s” (VGR short story, Amazing Stories #595)

— Stardate 50446.2

Timeliners’ Note: The 50396.2 stardate given in the story was adjusted to fit a timeframe shortly after “Fair Trade” (VGR).

(VGR) “Alter Ego” — Stardate 50460.3 to 50471.3

(DS9) “The Begotten”

The Captain’s Table #3: The Mist (DS9)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after “The Ascent” (DS9) and before “For the Uniform” (DS9).

• 2374 — [Framing story]

Timeliners’ Note: Reference to the Klingon invasion of Cardassia on page 12 is inconsistent with the rest of the main story.

(VGR) “Coda” — Stardate 50518.6

(DS9) “For the Uniform” — Stardate 50485.2 to 50488.2

(VGR) “Blood Fever” — Stardate 50537.2 to 50541.6

“The Second Star” (VGR short story, SNW III)

The Badlands (Book 2, DS9 story)— Stardate 50502.4

Historians’ Note: Story is set “just prior to the Dominion War,” specifically, just before “In Purgatory’s Shadow.”

(DS9) “In Purgatory’s Shadow”

(VGR) “Unity” — Stardate 50614.2 to 50622.5

(DS9) “By Inferno’s Light” — Stardate 50564.2

“Gods, Fate, and Fractals” (TNG short story, SNW II)— Stardate 50564.2 • Limbo — [Dulmer and Lucsly’s discussion]

(VGR) “The Darkling” — Stardate 50693.2

(DS9) “Doctor Bashir, I Presume”

Avenger (TNG hardcover)

Historians’ Note: Story is set two years after The Return.

• 2246 — [Flashback, Chapter 1] Young Kirk and Kodos on Tarsus, same time as A Flag Full of Stars

(VGR) “Rise”

“Monthuglu” (VGR short story, SNW)— Stardate 50714.2

(VGR) “Favorite Son” — Stardate 50732.4

(DS9) “A Simple Investigation”

(DS9) “Business as Usual”

(VGR) “Before and After” — Stardate 50973

(DS9) “Ties of Blood and Water” — Stardate 50712.5

“Good Night, Voyager” (VGR short story, SNW)

(DS9) “Ferengi Love Songs”

(VGR) “Real Life” — Stardate 50836.2

(DS9) “Soldiers of the Empire”

“Fiction” (VGR short story, SNW)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after the Doctor gets his mobile emitter in “Future’s End” (VGR) but before Seven of Nine joins the Voyager crew in “Scorpion, Part II” (VGR).

Marooned (VGR #14)— Stardate 50573.2

(VGR) “Distant Origin”

(DS9) “Children of Time” — Stardate 50814.2

“I, Voyager” (VGR short story, SNW)

(VGR) “Displaced” — Stardate 50912.4

(DS9) “Blaze of Glory”

House of Cards (NF #1)

• 2353 — [M’k’n’zy backstory]

• 2363 — [Soleta backstory]

• 2371 — [Selar backstory]

Into the Void (NF #2)— Stardate 50923.1

The Two-Front War (NF #3)— Stardate 50926.1

End Game (NF #4)— Stardate 50927.2

(VGR) “Worst Case Scenario” — Stardate 50953.4

(DS9) “Empok Nor”

(VGR) “Scorpion” — Stardate 50984.3

(DS9) “In the Cards”

“Change of Heart” (DS9 short story, SNW II)

The Dominion War#2:Call to Arms….(DS9 episodes noveliza- tion)— Stardate 51145.3 (stardate applies to later events in the book)

Timeliners’ note: This novelization adapts the DS9 episodes “Call to Arms,” “A Time to Stand,” “Rocks and Shoals,” and the first portion of “Sons and Daughters.” The book concludes in early 2374.

The Dominion War #1: Behind Enemy Lines (TNG)

Historians’ Note: This novel begins soon after the fall of DS9 to Cardassian control late in 2373, as described in The Dominion War #2: Call to Arms….

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(VGR) “Scorpion, Part II” — Stardate 51003.7

The Dominion War #3: Tunnel Through the Stars (TNG)

Historians’ Note: This book ends in early 2374, several days after the end of “Sacrifice of Angels” (DS9).

The Dominion War #4: …. Sacrifice of Angels (DS9 episodes novelization)— Stardate 51145.3

Timeliners’Note 1: This novelization adapts the second portion of “Sons and Daughters,” and the DS9 episodes “Behind the Lines,” “Favor the Bold,” and “Sacrifice of Angels.”

Timeliners’Note 2: The 69923.2 stardate given in the book was adjusted to fit the Dominion War timeframe.

(VGR) “The Gift”—Stardate 51008

“The Healing Arts” (VGR short story, SNW II)

Day of Honor (VGR episode novelization)

Timeliners’Note: References to Day of Honor #3: Her Klingon Soul occurring one year ago are inaccurate.

• 2355 — [Pages 1–24]

• 2373 — [Pages 25–34]

(VGR) “Nemesis” — Stardate 51082.4

(VGR) “Revulsion” — Stardate 51186.2

(VGR) “The Raven”

(VGR) “Scientific Method” — Stardate 51244.3

The Captain’s Table #4: Fire Ship (VGR)

Historians’ Note: Story is set immediately before the events of “Year of Hell” (VGR).

• 2374 — [Framing story]

“The First” (TNG short story, SNW)

“Reciprocity” (TNG short story, SNW II)

Historians’ Note: The story is set sometime during the Dominion War.

c. 4 Billion B.C. [Framing story]

(VGR) “Year of Hell” — Stardate 51268.4 (DS9) “You Are Cordially Invited …” — Stardate 51247.5

(VGR) “Year of Hell, Part II” — Stardate 51425.4

Planet X (TNG/X-Men)

Historians’ Note: Story is set shortly after “You Are Cordially Invited….” (DS9).

(DS9) “Resurrection”

(VGR) “Random Thoughts” — Stardate 51367.2

(DS9) “Statistical Probabilities”

(VGR) “Concerning Flight” — Stardate 51386.4

(VGR) “Mortal Coil” — Stardate 51449.2

(DS9) “The Magnificent Ferengi”

“Bedside Matters” (TNG short story, Amazing Stories #601)— Stardate 51401.6

Timeliners’Note 1: The 52501.6 stardate given in the story was adjusted to fit a timeframe before “Message in a Bottle” (VGR).

Timeliners’Note 2: Data’s and Dr. Crusher’s uniforms in the story’s picture are not indicative of the uniforms in use in the story.

(DS9) “Waltz” — Stardate 51408.6 to 51413.6

Martyr (NF #5)

• 1873 — [Ontear backstory]

• 2354 — [M’k’n’zy backstory]

(VGR) “Waking Moments” — Stardate 51471.3

(VGR) “Message in a Bottle”—Stardate 51462

(DS9) “Who Mourns For Morn?”

Far Beyond the Stars (DS9 episode novelization)

Historians’ Note: Sisko has visions that chronicle the childhood of Benny Russell (July 1940) and his life (October 1953).

(VGR) “Hunters” — Stardate 51501.4

(DS9) “One Little Ship” — Stardate 51474.2

Fire on High (NF #6)

The Q Continuum (TNG trilogy: Q-Space (#47), Q-Zone (#48), Q-Strike (#49))— Stardate 51604.2

Timeliners’ Note 1: The 500146.2 stardate given in Q-Space was too high, so we decided to drop one digit and rearrange the others to make the stardate fit shortly after “Message in a Bottle” (VGR).

Timeliners’ Note 2: On page 249 of Q-Strike , Picard reflects on the recent entry of the Romulans to the Dominion War. This is inconsistent with the fact that at the time of this trilogy Betazed has not yet fallen to the Dominion, an event which indirectly led to the Romulan entry to the war (“In the Pale Moonlight” [DS9]).

• 5 billion years ago — Q-Space, Young Q backstory • 2.5 billion years ago — Q-Space, Teenage Q backstory

• 1 million years ago — Q-Zone, Q backstory

(VGR) “Prey” — Stardate 51652.3

(DS9) “Honor Among Thieves”

(VGR) “Retrospect” — Stardate 51679.4

(DS9) “Change of Heart” — Stardate 51597.2

Double Time (NF comic)

Historians’ Note: Story starts after the framing sequence of The Captain’s Table #5: Once Burned and ends shortly before Double Helix #5: Double or Nothing.

• 2352 — Calhoun at age 18

• 2368 — Shelby and Calhoun backstory

(VGR) “The Killing Game”

(VGR) “The Killing Game, Part II” — Stardate 51715.2

(DS9) “Wrongs Darker Than Death Or Night”

(DS9) “Inquisition”

Spectre (TNG hardcover)

Historians’ Note: Story is set shortly after “Message in a Bottle” (VGR).

Dark Victory (TNG hardcover)

Historians’ Note: Story is a direct sequel to Spectre.

• 2375 — Second half of book takes place shortly after Star Trek: Insurrection.

(VGR) “Vis à Vis” — Stardate 51762.4

(DS9) “In the Pale Moonlight” — Stardate 51721.3

(VGR) “The Omega Directive” — Stardate 51871.2

(DS9) “His Way”

(VGR) “Unforgettable” — Stardate 51813.4

(DS9) “The Reckoning”

“Seventh Heaven” (VGR short story, SNW II)

Historians’ Note: Story is set some time after “The Killing Game, Part II” (VGR).

(DS9) “Valiant”

(VGR) “Demon”

(DS9) “Profit and Lace”

(VGR) “One” — Stardate 51929.3 to 51932.4

Pathways (VGR hardcover)

Historians’ Note: The framing sequence for this book takes place a little less than a year after Seven of Nine joins the Voyager crew.

• 2289–2371 — [Tuvok’s story, Chapter 14]

• 2349–2371 — [Neelix’s story, Chapter 10] • 2350–2371 — [Chakotay’s story, Chapter 2]

• 2350–2371 — [Kim’s story, Chapter 4]

• 2358–2371 — [Torres’s story, Chapter 6]

• 2365–2371 — [Paris’s story, Chapter 8]

• 2370–2371 — [Kes’s story, Chapter 12]

(DS9) “Time’s Orphan”

(VGR) “Hope and Fear” — Stardate 51978.2 to 51981.6

Seven of Nine (VGR #16)

• 2369 (approx.) — [Prologue]

“Dorian’s Diary” (DS9 short story, SNW III)

Timeliners’ Note: The story starts 43 days after “ Valiant ” (DS9), through 53 days after the episode. Thus, we decided to place it just before “The Sound of Her Voice” (DS9).

(DS9) “The Sound of Her Voice”

Millennium (DS9 trilogy: The Fall of Terok Nor, The War of the Prophets, Inferno)

• 2369 — The Fall of Terok Nor, Immediately before “Emissary” (DS9)

• 2369 — Inferno, Immediately before and during “Emissary” (DS9)

• 2375 — Just before the end of “What You Leave Behind” (DS9)

• 2376 — Inferno, Epilogue, several months after “What You Leave Behind” (DS9)

• 2400 — The Fall of Terok Nor, The War of the Prophets, Twenty-five years after 2375 (runs through December 31, 2400) • Limbo — The War of the Prophets, Inferno

(DS9) “Tears of the Prophets”

“Ninety-Three Hours” (DS9 short story, SNW III)

Timeliners’Note: This story contradicts “First star to the right….”.

2375

(DS9) “Image in the Sand”

Timeliners’ Note: This episode is set three months after “Tears of the Prophets” (DS9).

(DS9) “Shadows and Symbols” — Stardate 52152.6

(DS9) “Afterimage”

(VGR) “Night” — Stardate 52081.2

(DS9) “Take Me Out to the Holosuite”

(VGR) “Drone”

(DS9) “Chrysalis”

(VGR) “Extreme Risk”

Death of a Neutron Star (VGR #17)

(DS9) “Treachery, Faith, and the Great River” (VGR) “In the Flesh” — Stardate 52136.4

(DS9) “Once More Unto the Breach”

(VGR) “Once Upon a Time”

“The Monster Hunters” (VGR short story, SNW III)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after “Once Upon a Time” (VGR).

Battle Lines (VGR #18)

(DS9) “The Siege at AR-558”

(VGR) “Timeless” — Stardate 52143.6

(DS9) “Covenant”

Star Trek: Insurrection (TNG movie novelization)

Timeliners’Note: There is also a Young Adult novelization available.

Preserver (TNG hardcover)

Historians’ Note: Story is set some time before the siege of Cardassia in “The Changing Face of Evil” (DS9), and immediately follows the second half of Dark Victory (TNG hardcover).

• 2400 — [Epilogue]

(VGR) “Infinite Regress” — Stardate 52356.2

(DS9) “It’s Only a Paper Moon”

(VGR) “Nothing Human”

(DS9) “Prodigal Daughter”

(VGR) “Thirty Days” — Stardate 52179.4

(DS9) “The Emperor’s New Cloak”

(VGR) “Counterpoint”

(DS9) “Field of Fire”

(VGR) “Latent Image”

(DS9) “Chimera”

(VGR) “Bride of Chaotica!”

“The Best Defense” (DS9 short story, SNW III)

Historians’ Note: Story is set after “It’s Only a Paper Moon” (DS9) and before “What You Leave Behind” (DS9).

(DS9) “Badda-Bing Badda-Bang”

(VGR) “Gravity” — Stardate 52438.9

(DS9) “Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges”

(VGR) “Bliss” — Stardate 52542.3

“Gift of the Mourners” (VGR short story, SNW III)

(DS9) “Penumbra” — Stardate 52576.2

(VGR) “Dark Frontier” — Stardate 52619.2

“When Push Comes to Shove” (VGR short story, Amazing Stories #595)

(DS9) “’Til Death Do Us Part”

(VGR) “The Disease” (DS9) “Strange Bedfellows”

(VGR) “Course: Oblivion” — Stardate 52586.3

(DS9) “The Changing Face of Evil”

(VGR) “The Fight”

(DS9) “When It Rains….”

(VGR) “Think Tank”

(DS9) “Tacking into the Wind”

“An Errant Breeze” (DS9 short story, SNW III)

Timeliners’ Note: This story spans from the middle of “Tacking into the Wind” (DS9) through “What You Leave Behind” (DS9).

(VGR) “Juggernaut”

(DS9) “Extreme Measures” — Stardate 52645.7

(VGR) “Someone to Watch Over Me” — Stardate 52647

Section 31: Shadow (VGR)

Historians’ Note: Story takes place before “Equinox” (VGR).

(DS9) “The Dogs of War”

(VGR) “11:59”

What You Leave Behind (DS9 episode novelization)

Double Helix #5: Double or Nothing (TNG #55)

• Late 2369 — [Prologue]

(VGR) “Relativity” — Stardate 52861.574

“Second star to the right….”,“…. and straight on ’til morning” (TLOD short stories)

Historians’ Note: Story is set just after “What You Leave Behind” (DS9).

• 2374 — [Flashback] Just after “Tears of the Prophets” (DS9)

(VGR) “Warhead”

I, Q (TNG hardcover)

• December 31, 1999 — [Pages 44–50]

• 2170 — [Pages 124–125] Set “several centuries ago”

• 2364 — [Pages 41–44] Set immediately after “Encounter at Farpoint” (TNG)

Equinox (VGR episodes novelization)

Timeliners’ Note: This book novelizes Part I of the episode, which is set in late 2375, and Part II, which is set at the beginning of 2376.

• 2375 — The prologue takes place about a month before the main part of the story

• 2376 — [Part II]

Gemworld (TNG duology: #58, #59)

Timeliners’ Note: Gemworld #1 states Reginald Barclay is on the Enterprise, but “Pathfinder” (VGR), set in 2376, mentions Barclay was on Earth for almost two years. n-Vector(DS9 comic mini-series)

• From this point onward, only one television series remains on the air. The ordering of episodes of Star Trek: Voyager will therefore revert to production sequence.

2376

Diplomatic Implausibility (TNG #61)

Maximum Warp (TNG duology: Dead Zone [#62], Forever Dark [#63])

Timeliners’ Note: The events of Maximum Warp take place in the weeks between Chapter 9 and the Epilogue of Diplomatic Implausibility.

The Quiet Place (NF #7)

• 2375 — [Riella backstory] Takes place six months earlier

Dark Allies (NF #8)

• 2356 — [Si Cwan backstory] Takes place twenty years earlier

(VGR) “Survival Instinct” — Stardate 53049.2

(VGR) “Barge of the Dead”

(VGR) “Tinker Tenor Doctor Spy”

Excalibur (NF trilogy: Requiem [#9], Renaissance [#10], Restoration [#11] hardcover)

Historians’ Note: Stories span about six months. The three books take place simultaneously.

(VGR) “Dragon’s Teeth” — Stardate 53167.9

(VGR) “Alice”

(VGR) “Riddles” — Stardate 53263.2

The Belly of the Beast (SCE eBook #1)

Fatal Error (SCE eBook #2)

Hard Crash (SCE eBook #3)

A Stitch in Time (DS9 #27)

• 2319–2369 — Garak’s youth at Bamarren through his arrival at Terok Nor

• 2374–2375 — Just before “Tears of the Prophets” (DS9) through just before “What You Leave Behind” (DS9)

• 2375–2376 — Just after “What You Leave Behind” (DS9) through present

Interphase (SCE eBook duology: #4, #5)

Avatar (DS9 duology)

Historians’ Note: Story is set three months after “What You Leave Behind” (DS9).

Cold Fusion (SCE eBook #6)

Invincible(SCE eBook duology: #7, #8)— Stardate 53270.2 to 53291.5 Historians’ Note: Invincible, Book One is simultaneous with Avatar, and Invincible, Book Two is simultaneous with Cold Fusion.

(VGR) “One Small Step” — Stardate 53292.7

(VGR) “The Voyager Conspiracy”

(VGR) “Pathfinder”

Section 31: Abyss (DS9)

The Riddled Post (SCE eBook #9)

Gateways #3: Doors Into Chaos (TNG)

Gateways #4: Demons of Air and Darkness (DS9)

Gateways #5: No Man’s Land (VGR)

Gateways #6: Cold Wars (NF)

Timeliners’ Note: Gateways Books 3 through 6 all occur simultaneously.

Gateways #7: What Lay Beyond (all-series hardcover)

• 2268 — [TOS story] Occurs immediately after Gateways #1: One Small Step

• 2275 — [ Challenger story] Occurs immediately after Gateways #2: Chainmail

Gateways Epilogue: Here There Be Monsters (SCE eBook #10)

(VGR) “Fair Haven”

Divided We Fall (DS9/TNG comic mini-series)

(VGR) “Tsunkatse” — Stardate 53447.2

(VGR) “Blink of An Eye”

(VGR) “Virtuoso” — Stardate 53556.4

(VGR) “Collective”

(VGR) “Memorial”

(VGR) “Spirit Folk”

(VGR) “Ashes to Ashes” — Stardate 53679.4

New Worlds, New Civilizations (anthology)

Historians’ Note: Federation news reports set after the Dominion War.

Timeliners’ Note: Story must take place after stardate 53693, since the Bersalis III firestorms (from “Lessons” [TNG], stardate 46693) take place seven years after that episode.

(VGR) “Child’s Play”

(VGR) “Good Shepherd” — Stardate 53753.2

(VGR) “Fury”

(VGR) “Live Fast and Prosper” — Stardate 53849.2

“Black Hats” (VGR short story, SNW IV)

(VGR) “Life Line”

Dark Matters(VGR trilogy:Cloak and Dagger[#19],Ghost Dance[#20],Shadow of Heaven[#21]) • 2354 — Telek R’Mor’s timeline

(VGR) “Muse” — Stardate 53869.0 to 53918

(VGR) “The Haunting of Deck Twelve”

(VGR) “Unimatrix Zero”

2377

(VGR) “Unimatrix Zero” Part II — Stardate 54014.4

(VGR) “Imperfection” — Stardate 54129.4

(VGR) “Drive” — Stardate 54058.6

(VGR) “Critical Care”

The Genesis Wave (TNG hardcover duology)

• 2376 — Book One, Chapter 1 — Six months prior to bulk of story

(VGR) “Repression” — Stardate 54090.4 to 54101

(VGR) “Inside Man” — Stardate 54208.3

(VGR) “Body and Soul” — Stardate 54238.3

“Welcome Home” (VGR short story, SNW IV)

(VGR) “Nightingale” — Stardate 54274.7 to 54282.5

(VGR) “Flesh and Blood ” — Stardate 54337.5

(VGR) “Shattered”

Star Trek: Borg (TNG interactive movie audio adaptation)

Historians’ Note: Framing story is set 10 years after the Battle of Wolf 359 and six months before Stardate 54902.

• 2367 — [Backstory] Takes place during the Battle of Wolf 359

• Limbo — [Q and Furlong’s discussion]

(VGR) “Lineage” — Stardate 54452.6

“Return” (VGR short story, SNW IV)

(VGR) “Repentence” — Stardate 54474.6

(VGR) “Prophecy” — Stardate 54518.2 to 54529.8

(VGR) “The Void” — Stardate 54553.4

(VGR) “Workforce” — Stardate 54584.3 to 54608.6

(VGR) “Workforce, Part II” — Stardate 54622.4

“Shadows, in the Dark” (VGR short story, SNW IV)

(VGR) “Human Error”

(VGR) “Q2” — Stardate 54704.5

(VGR) “Author, Author” — Stardate 54732.3 to 54748.6

(VGR) “Friendship One” — Stardate 54775.4

“Iridium-7-Tetrahydroxate Crystals are a Girl’s Best Friend” (VGR short story, SNW IV)

(VGR) “Natural Law” — Stardate 54814.5 to 54827.7

(VGR) “Homestead” — Stardate 54868.6

(VGR) “Renaissance Man”—Stardate 54890.7 to 54912.4

Endgame(VGR episode novelization)—Stardate 54968.4 • 2393 — Voyager ’s original homecoming

• 2403 — Future sequences

Timeliners’ Note: This novel takes the Voyager story beyond the end of the series.

c. 2948

(VGR) “Living Witness”

Timeliners’ Note: The year was calculated from information in “Personal Log” (VGR short story, SNW IV).

c. 3000

“Personal Log” (VGR short story, SNW IV)

Historians’ Note: Story takes place 27 years after the Emergency Medical Hologram Backup Module left Vaskan/Kyrian space.

c. 3004 — [Next Log] Four years later

4367

“I Am Become Death” (TNG short story, SNW II)

Historians’ Note: Framing story is set 2,000 years in the future of TNG.

• 2367 — Sometime prior to “Brothers” (TNG)

And the human adventure is just beginning….