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One Blade, One Blood
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| Title: | One Blade, One Blood |
| Publisher: | Wendy Rathbone (and then later Mkashef Enterprises) |
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| Author(s): | Ann K. Schwader |
| Cover Artist(s): | Mark Feeley |
| Illustrator(s): | Gennie Summers |
| Date(s): | 1993 |
| Series?: | yes |
| Medium: | print zine |
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| Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS |
| Language: | English |
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One Blade, One Blood is a 186-page gen Star Trek: TOS novel by Ann K. Schwader. It is a sequel to Beyond Diplomacy.
It is often listed in Klingon dictionaries alongside the two novels Beyond Diplomacy and Diplomacy & Empire as the source of the word: "gozhe - [n] "Feces," or "excrement." [1]
Summary
From the publisher:
Seven years after defecting to the Klingon Empire to help prevent interstellar conflict, First consort Keysa sutai-Riskadh finds herself back on a Starfleet ship -- much against her will. Kidnapped by the Federation extremist group Quattuor Anni as a pawn in their own battle plans, the former Alien Contact Specialist must face her toughest negotiation partners yet: the officers and crew of the USS ENTERPRISE. Meanwhile, on the Klingon homeworld, Emperor Karan faces his own ultimate challenge. Is his consort's abduction a call to war and glory -- or a test of diplomatic strategy and trust? This novel-length sequel to Beyond Diplomacy (and its related series) offers high adventure in both Federation and Empire space -- and the return of many of this series' best-loved characters. No familiarity with past takes is required, however. This is a stand-alone novel of professional length, with illustrations by Gennie Summers and cover art by Mark Feeley.
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