Victor Milan

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Victor Woodward Milán (3 August 1954–13 February 2018; age 63) was a science fiction author who wrote one Star Trek novel.

Milán was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Milán lived and worked round Albuquerque as a cowboy and a prog rock DJ. [1] He had over a hundred novels published, one of which, The Cybernetic Samurai won a Prometheus Award.

In the 1980s, Milan pitched a Star Trek novel to Pocket Books, based on a conspiracy between rogue Federation elements and the Romulans to trigger a war. The proposal was accepted, but editorial changes led to its cancellation before a contract could be signed. Milan tried again in the 1990s, and his sole Star Trek credit, From the Depths, was the result. (Voyages of Imagination, p. 100)

Writing credits

Star Trek novels
Some non-Star Trek novels
  • Red Sands
  • Cybernetic Samurai
  • Battletech: Black Dragon
  • Battletech: Close Quarters
  • Forgotten Realms: Arcane Age: Dangerous Games
  • Forgotten Realms: The Nobles: War in Tethyr
  • Steele Series: Molten Steele
  • Steele Series: Fugitive Steele
  • Wild Cards: Turn of the Cards

Awards

  • 1986 Prometheus Award

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