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Growing concerns

I am a little worried by the title of this article, as I feel it to be misleading. It is not Star Trek: Enterprise relaunch. They are merely novels based within the framework of the canceled television series, and many of them have been written by Dave Stern, like Rosetta and What Price Honor?. The article suggested that authors Martin and Mangels initiated the series of books, which is demonstrably inaccurate (Rosetta was published before any of the ones listed in the article).

I would suggest that the following occur:

1. The title of the article be changed to "Star Trek: Enterprise" novels. I'd do it but, as an anon IP, I am prohibited from doing so.

2. The body of novels not be limited to just those of Martin and Mangels, but to be inclusive of any which take place within the timeline of ST:E.

If there appears to be substantial opposition to these very reasonable steps, I would likely nominate the article for either merge or deletion. 207.181.229.217 (talk) 05:24, 4 November 2009 (UTC)[reply]

In 2016 this page was changed into a redirect List of Star Trek: Enterprise novels and the content seems to have been merged. -- 109.76.132.146 (talk) 03:55, 19 July 2021 (UTC)[reply]