Stargate Novels

[DrMckay]

Yeah, I think it's been a few years now since we got a new book for SGA or SG1. I need a fix! Lol

Same here.
The funny thing is, I also have a load of Star Trek books here.
But every time I try to read those, it feels like having my teeth pulled, I really struggle to get through those. Haven't seen even one good Star Trek book until now.

But those Stargate books... I'm not saying they're the best thing since electricity and running water, but I definitely am able to enjoy those

[lightsyder]

Same here.
The funny thing is, I also have a load of Star Trek books here.
But every time I try to read those, it feels like having my teeth pulled, I really struggle to get through those. Haven't seen even one good Star Trek book until now.

But those Stargate books... I'm not saying they're the best thing since electricity and running water, but I definitely am able to enjoy those

Yeah, they do put out some good books. Hopefully once the MGNM/Amazon merger is done we'll get some knew ones, assuming that is the hold up anyway. Maybe Fandemonium hasn't submitted any...

[Cash]

Wait, there are books for Stargate? Where can I get them? assuming amazon but if not.

[planet_tv]

Wait, there are books for Stargate? Where can I get them? assuming amazon but if not.

You can get them from Amazon, Alibris (link is to US site. Here's the UK site link: https://www.alibris.co.uk/), Barnes & Noble's website, Books-A-Million's website, etc.. Alibris is a good site to get them from, if you want the paperback, as they are a little cheaper. If you get coupons from Barnes & Noble or Books-A-Million, a 20% off coupon used on a Stargate Novel will take the price down to about what Alibris' price is.

[Cash]

You can get them from Amazon, Alibris (link is to US site. Here's the UK site link: https://www.alibris.co.uk/), Barnes & Noble's website, Books-A-Million's website, etc.. Alibris is a good site to get them from, if you want the paperback, as they are a little cheaper. If you get coupons from Barnes & Noble or Books-A-Million, a 20% off coupon used on a Stargate Novel will take the price down to about what Alibris' price is.

I live in canada

[planet_tv]

Barnes & Nobles website said this in there FAQ:

Barnes & Noble does not operate any stores outside of the United States, but we welcome international customers to shop with us online at BN.com.

Alibris does ship to Canada, but I'm not sure if the US version ships there, just the UK version or both. Link to the shipping page on the US site: https://www.alibris.com/help/shipping

You could also try: https://www.chapters.indigo.ca/en-ca...%20indigo-logo
I did a search there and it looks like they have the e-books, but not the paperbacks.
or
https://www.mcnallyrobinson.com/home
I did a search there and it looks like they have the paperbacks, not sure about the e-books.

[DrMckay]

Boy oh boy, I just finished reading the Stargate Atlantis Legacy series from Fandemonium, read them through one after the other from start to finish.

Did I enjoy those!!!!
Those really are equivalent to a sixth season of SG-A, they should just make an actual season out of those.

Now reading something non-Stargate related, and to be honest, I feel so disappointed now, it's just not... Stargate

[Falcon Horus]

Those really are equivalent to a sixth season of SG-A, they should just make an actual season out of those.

And I'm glad they're just fanfiction.

[planet_tv]

Apparently you can get these on Wal-Mart's website, which I didn't know until today, but only US Wal-Mart's website. I did check Canada's Wal-mart website and they weren't there.

US: https://www.walmart.com/search?q=stargate+books

[planet_tv]

The Mysteries of Emege
Worshipper

These are two short stories from Homeworlds (SGX-1) that take place after Legacy Part 8 - The Third Path, but which one comes first and which one comes second or does it not matter?

[DrMckay]

I'm actually starting to wonder if Fandemonium is still in business with the Stargate novels.
I recently tried to contact them via the contact form on their website to ask about any upcoming novels, since in the Dial The Gate interview last year there was mentioning of 2 books in the pipeline and the potential of audiobooks, but still nothing.

The contact form however on their website is broken, so no way to contact them.
I have the email address of one of the people at Fandemonium since I placed an order with them in the past, tried contacting that person directly via e-mail.

That's more than a week ago, no response.

Anybody an idea what's going on?

[planet_tv]

Sally and the other authors could be busy writing other books, in addition to Stargate, Amazon owning MGM could possibly have something to do with it, and I think MGM has to look at the book and give it their approval before it goes to print. Some authors may have been in the middle of writing Stargate novels when they were on Dial the Gate.

Here's some links to Sally's twitter and website:
https://twitter.com/Sally_Malcolm
https://www.sallymalcolm.com/

Here's a links to the Stargate Novels Twitter and Facebook:
https://twitter.com/stargatenovels
https://www.facebook.com/stargatenovels/

[Falcon Horus]

[FONT=Comic Sans MS]...Amazon owning MGM could possibly have something to do with it...

The license is still valid since it's owned by MGM, which in turn is now property of Amazon, but the Stargate brand is still an MGM brand. So long as the license hasn't expired, the terms will remain the same.

[planet_tv]

The license is still valid since it's owned by MGM, which in turn is now property of Amazon, but the Stargate brand is still an MGM brand. So long as the license hasn't expired, the terms will remain the same.

I just figured the MGM and Amazon thing might have slowed down the process of MGM looking at them and approving them, because they would be busy dealing with that first.

[DrMckay]

Today got a response back via e-mail.
Short message, basically stating that they're still in business but they have definitely slowed down and they were going to look at the issues with the contact form, nothing more of an explanation for the delay of any new books.

Don't know, I'm rather getting the feeling, also taking into account the release cadence of new books in the last years, that Fandemonium is slowly winding down in the same fashion as the entire Stargate franchise is: out of sight, out of mind.

Maybe over the years interest has declined, both from the readers and from the authors.