Dayton Ward broke into professional writing by placing stories in each of the first three Strange New Worlds contests. He has written several stories and novels since then, both solo and with writing partner Kevin Dilmore.

Ward is one of several authors who have produced annotations for their published works.

Star Trek BibliographyEdit

Added by Jdvelasc

• "Reflections" (TOS short story, Strange New Worlds I, 1998)
• "Almost... But Not Quite" (VOY short story, Strange New Worlds II, 1999)
• "The Aliens Are Coming!" (TOS short story, Strange New Worlds III, 2000)
• Interphase, Part One & Two (SCE eBook, 2001, with Kevin Dilmore)
• In the Name of Honor (TOS novel, 2002)
• Foundations, Book One, Two, and Three (SCE eBook, 2002, with Kevin Dilmore)
• "Loose Ends" (NF short story, No Limits, 2003)
• Home Fires (SCE eBook, 2003, with Kevin Dilmore)
• A Time to Sow (TNG novel, 2004, with Kevin Dilmore)
• A Time to Harvest (TNG novel, 2004, with Kevin Dilmore)
• "Field Expediency" (SCE short story, Tales of the Dominion War, 2004, with Kevin Dilmore)
• Grand Designs (SCE eBook, 2004, with Kevin Dilmore)
• Where Time Stands Still (SCE eBook, 2004, with Kevin Dilmore)
• Distant Early Warning (SCE eBook, 2006, with Kevin Dilmore)
• Summon the Thunder (Vanguard novel, 2006, with Kevin Dilmore)
• "First, Do No Harm" (TOS short story, Constellations, 2006, with Kevin Dilmore)
• Mere Anarchy, Book One: Things Fall Apart (TOS eBook, 2006, with Kevin Dilmore)
• Turn the Page (CoE eBook, 2006, with Kevin Dilmore)
• Age of the Empress (ENT novel, Star Trek: Mirror Universe: Glass Empires, 2007, with Mike Sussman and Kevin Dilmore)
• "Acts of Compassion" (TNG short story, The Sky's the Limit, 2007, with Kevin Dilmore)
• "Ill Winds" (TOS short story, Shards and Shadows, 2009, with Kevin Dilmore)
• Open Secrets (Vanguard novel, 2009)
• Pride: The First Peer (TOS novella, Seven Deadly Sins, 2010 with Kevin Dilmore)
• The Typhon Pact: Paths of Disharmony (TNG novel, 2010)

External linksEdit

• Author's Website
• Dayton's Blog: A Pimple on the Ass of the Internet - Author's LiveJournal