Battlestar Galactica Classic: The Tombs of Kobol

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Summary: great to see this again!!!
Review: I just came across this novel at a Sci Fi book seller. Reading it brought back such great memories! I'd love to see more of these. This novel is well written, entertaining, and reading it was like visiting with an old beloved friend. Hope they reprint all of the Battlestar Galactica novels. I'll buy 'em!

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Summary: Probably the best two BG books
Review: In February of 2001, it was announced that Battlestar Galactica would be revived as a new TV series. I'm willing to bet within a month this re-issue of the first two Galactica novels was planned as an attempt by Glen Larson, faded TV producer, to cash in on his old series. He didn't write them, but there's his name, first on the cover, ahead of the man who actually wrote them, Robert Thurston. The books are entertaining and explore the Saga of a Star World and Gun on Ice Planet Zero episodes in more depth. Ironically, the Galactica revival that was probably supposed to coincide with the release of this book, is long dead. Fox TV, which was supposed to air the new series, bailed out in November, 2001, when Bryan Singer abandoned the project in favor of X Men 2. Sequels are safer.

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Summary: dig that frazetta cover
Review: memory lane time, gents...with a fabulous frazetta cover painting

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Summary: Lost Planet Of The Gods
Review: This is the companion to the TV episode that starred Jayne Seymour as Serina. It is more in-depth than the episode. they are now in the process of bringing the show back. Sadly it isn't the show I grew up on. However this book is a worthy collectors piece for anyone who loves Battlestar galactica. I highly recommend it.