Amph What kind of Star Trek books/comics could/should SW Authors write?

Karen Traviss...A book about Macos
Matthew Stover......A Dark and gritty tale of General Koroks journey home and his fight for establishing his own house as half borg-half klingon.
[image=http://images.wikia.com/memoryalpha/en/images/8/88/Korok2377.jpg]
http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Korok_(General)
Dan Wallace.....Star Trek Essential Atlas
John Jackson Miller.......A novel about a con involving time travel featuring con artists Quark, Harry Mud, Martus Mazur,Dala, Mobar, and Zar.
John Ostrander............A spy series involving Section 31.
http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Section_31
James Luceno..........The Life and Legend of Admiral Janeway

 

A book about Macos?

The ENT era dosent actually make Startrek fans warm and fuzzy.

And there is the odness of the MACOs them selves, Are they a seprate branch of the military? If not why would a non federation starfleet need a space version of the United States marine core? Would it not be simpler to have the varios states/countries who make up the unified Earth to tain their own marines in space? Or have some seperate marine core?

And in thr 2300's version where the TNG/DS9/VOY take place that stuff is handled by Start fleet security aka the gold shirts.

And Traviss works the Mando's in Star Wars and (Form what i heard) the Spartens in Halo center around a Unified culture or experince.

Starfleet is the opposite.

Yes they have a Unified Idealism in the betterment of themselves and others, But a Unified outlook? No, not even close. And definatly not in the Star Trek EU.


Star Fleet makes it work anyway, and the Federation government as well, but their is not monolithic federation experince.