Star Trek: Mirror Universe is a prose fiction series set in the mirror universe featuring characters from many Star Trek series. It began with a series of six novels published in two books in 2007. The books featured one novel for each of the five television series plus the New Frontier series. In 2009 the series continued in an anthology of twelve short stories, Shards and Shadows, which included stories from several prose only Star Trek series. The most recent book in the series is Rise Like Lions, a full length novel by David Mack.

Book and story listEdit

Titles, series and authors	Published	Cover
Glass Empires -ENT: "Age of the Empress", by Dayton Ward & Kevin Dilmore; story by Mike Sussman -TOS: "The Sorrows of Empire", by David Mack -TNG: "The Worst of Both Worlds", by Greg Cox	February 2007
Obsidian Alliances -VOY: "The Mirror-Scaled Serpent", by Keith R.A. DeCandido -NF: "Cutting Ties", by Peter David -DS9: "Saturn's Children", by Sarah Shaw	March 2007
Shards and Shadows -"Empathy", by Christopher L. Bennett -"The Greater Good", by Margaret Wander Bonanno -"Homecoming", by Peter David -"'Family Matters'", by Keith R.A. DeCandido -"The Traitor", by Michael Jan Friedman -"A Terrible Beauty", by Jim Johnson -"The Sacred Chalice", by Rudy Josephs -"For Want of a Nail", by David Mack -"Nobunaga"', by Dave Stern -'"The Black Flag", by James Swallow -"Ill Winds", by Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore -"Bitter Fruit", by Susan Wright	January 2009
The Sorrows of Empire, by David Mack	January 2010
Rise Like Lions, by David Mack	December 2011

AppendicesEdit

BackgroundEdit

The DS9 relaunch novel Fearful Symmetry was also planned to be released as part of the series according to early cover designs, but the final release, while partially taking part in the mirror universe, did not feature the Mirror Universe banner.

According to the former e-book editor Keith R.A. DeCandido and editor at the time for the Star Trek line Marco Palmieri, there were plans for a mirror universe Star Trek: Corps of Engineers ebook to be released at the same time as the anthology Shards and Shadows. Unfortunately the original e-book line was put on hiatus before that time and as such the CoE story was cancelled. The story could not be added into the anthology itself as there was not sufficient budget to add a thirteenth story at that stage, so CoE remains unrepresented in the Mirror Universe series.^[1][2]

ConnectionsEdit

• See also: Star Trek: Myriad Universes

External linkEdit

• Star Trek: Mirror Universe article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.