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Carmen Carter (1) (1954–)

Author of The Devil's Heart

For other authors named Carmen Carter, see the disambiguation page.

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Works by Carmen Carter

The Devil's Heart (1993) — Author — 709 copies
The Children of Hamlin (1990) 700 copies
Doomsday World (1992) — Author — 599 copies
Dreams of the Raven (1987) 593 copies
Die neuen Abenteuer des Raumschiffs Enterprise (1994) — Contributor — 18 copies
Demon Heart 1 copy

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1954-03-24
Gender
female
Nationality
USA

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I was surprised and pleased by how enjoyable I found this book, which has an enormous scope (taking place across many planets and hundreds of years). I particularly liked the depiction of Picard as an anthropologist and something of a romantic; it felt very well-characterized. The inclusion of the Guardian of Forever was not at all gratuitous IMO.
 
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everystartrek | 2 other reviews | Jan 12, 2023 |
I was surprised at how well this collaboratively written novel worked. The idea of the Ariantu and Sullurh was interesting, and it was a very pleasant departure from the standard "this planet was MADE, Jim!" story.
 
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everystartrek | 1 other review | Jan 7, 2023 |
This is by the same author as "Dreams of the Raven," and I liked it more than that book - in fact I liked it enough that I think she's one of my preferred authors. I thought that the idea of interacting with a very foreign alien presence was well developed here, as well as some of the ethical tensions and political tensions within the Federation around what to do about children who had grown up in different circumstances. I particularly liked the character of Ruthe; I found her a little transparent, but not in a bad way. And apart from a couple flourishes that probably come from the fact that it was such an early TNG extension (since when does Picard say 'Merde'?) I thought it was well in character, as well.… (more)
 
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everystartrek | 1 other review | Jan 7, 2023 |
When I realized this included amnesia, I wasn't sure I'd like it, but it turned out to be a really good story—just weird enough to match TOS, but also really about McCoy's friendship with Spock, which was heartwarming.
 
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everystartrek | 4 other reviews | Jan 5, 2023 |

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Keith Birdsong Cover artist

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