From: BillV2320@webtv.net   
      
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   >There are already novels for Ron Moore's so-called "Battlestar   
   Galactica", but I have absolutely zero interest in his garbagised   
   version, so I have no idea whether they're new stories or just   
   novelisations of the TV episodes.   
   Richard Hatch's novels were part of his plans to get his proper revival   
   of the real "Battlestar Galactica" made.   
      
   I have read all but the last of Hatch's novels and found them meandering   
   and inconsistent, owing to the plethora of ghost writers he had writing   
   them.   
   I admire his dogged persistance in trying to keep the classic BSG up and   
   running, but his novels didnt really help the cause.   
   It is ironic that the character he played on the 'garbagized' BSG, Tom   
   Zarek, ended up being shot for treason by a firing squad headed by his   
   'dad', Commander [by then Admiral] Adama.   
      
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