
Literary Treks is a Trek.fm podcast dedicated entirely to Star Trek in written form. Each episode hosts Matthew Rushing and Casey Pettit explore Star Trek books and comics and chat with authors.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 400 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmArtsBooks | |||

Invasion! The Soldiers of Fear.
What is your greatest fear? What if your enemy could trigger that fear to use it against you? Well just think about gargoyles, touch a batleth, or whatever else you can think of to overcome your fears, because there's... more
Dayton Ward: To Defy Fate.
Wesley Crusher has always been a polarizing figure in Trek fandom — TNG's boy genius, adored by some and a source of groaning for others. But his arc from teenage prodigy to full-fledged Traveler is one of the franchise's ... more
Invasion!: First Strike.
Back in the heyday of Star Trek publishing, writers had four golden-era series to write in. Generally, the books stood apart from each other as stand-alones within their own series. But in 1996, Pocket Books published someth... more
Another Comics Catch-up.
IDW has been pumping out new comics faster than you can name any of the red shirts that died. And dang! Many red shirts were harmed in the making of these comics. And we have been remiss in showing our respects. Today, we're... more
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I really enjoy listening to Casey and Jonathan discussing trek books and comics. They are always good fun and informative.
This show is great! The hosts are extremely knowledgeable on Start Trek and StarTrek literature. The accessibility to the writers is what really makes the show.
How can you be a Star Trek fan AND a right-winger? It's truly disappointing.
This is a great show for discussion, interviews, news, and commentary about Star Trek books and comics. The hosts, while always giving their actual takes on the material, try to find the goodness in whatever they review and do not take pleasure in bashing anything. There is a good sense of humor present in the episodes, too.
This is a solid podcast with two guys the clearly like Trek and are enjoyable to listen too. My only main issue is they are heavily focused on ToS and TNG books/content. They hardly ever touch on other series like Voyager and DS9. Would be nice if they covered Trek books more broadly.
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A deep-dan discussion-centric show that dwells on Star Trek books and comics, with frequent author interviews, editorial insights, and long-form conversations about storytelling craft, continuity, and the intersection of literature with TV lore. Episodes often explore how novels and comics expand canonical elements, balance fan expectations with new directions, and weave across timelines, series, and media formats. Notable strengths include high accessibility, thoughtful guest selection from prominent Trek lit creators, and a warm, enthusiastic host dynamic that keeps nerd-friendly analysis engaging for both longtime fans and new readers. The show's uniqueness lies in its sustained focus on literary expansion within the Trek universe, regul... more
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2. Scott Pearson
3. David Mack
4. Kirsten Beyer
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8. Jonathan Koan
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