James Swallow is the only British writer to have worked on a Star Trek television series, having contributed the original story concepts for the Star Trek: Voyager episodes "One" and "Memorial." Swallow received no onscreen credit for his work on the Voyager episodes, but he did have the Swallow Nebula (the setting of "One") named in his honour by Geoffrey Mandel in Star Charts.

As a writer, he has also contributed to a number of Star Trek publications including Star Trek Magazine, the Star Trek Fact Files and The Official Star Trek: Voyager Magazine. He lives in London, England.

BibliographyEdit

title	series	format	published	image
One[1]	Voyager	episode	May 1998
Memorial[2]	Voyager	episode	February 2000
Invasion	The Next Generation	video game	2000
Distant Shores: Closure	Voyager	short story	November 2005
The Sky's the Limit: Ordinary Days	The Next Generation	short story	October 2007
Terok Nor: Day of the Vipers	Deep Space Nine	novel	April 2008
Myriad Universes: Infinity's Prism: Seeds of Dissent	Deep Space Nine	novella	July 2008
Mirror Universe: Shards and Shadows: The Black Flag	Vanguard	short story	January 2009
Synthesis	Titan	novel	November 2009
Seven Deadly Sins: The Slow Knife	TBA	short story	March 2010
Cast No Shadow	The Original Series	novel	July 2011
The Stuff of Dreams	The Next Generation	ebook	March 2013

1. ↑ "One" pitch by Swallow and written by Jeri Taylor.
2. ↑ "Memorial" pitch by Swallow and story by Brannon Braga with the teleplay by Robin Burger.

External LinksEdit

• James Swallow at The Internet Movie Database.
• James Swallow article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
• James Swallow article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
• Red Flag - Author's LiveJournal