If you’ve been here before, you may remember this site saying I was actively working in the Terran Fleet Command universe again. That line has been there long enough that it deserves an update.
The next TFC book is TFS Katana. It is planned, but I don’t have a production schedule or release date to announce.
The six published books remain available, and the reading order is on the Books page if you’re starting the series or coming back to it after a while. When there’s real news about TFS Katana, I’ll post it here and send it to the newsletter.
Thanks for being a fan of the series and for your patience.
— Tori
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An Update on the Terran Fleet Command Audiobooks
If you’ve gone looking for one of the Terran Fleet Command audiobooks recently, you may have noticed that they’re no longer available for purchase.
There’s nothing wrong with the books, and the series hasn’t been discontinued. The audio publishing rights to the existing titles recently reverted to me from their previous publisher, Podium Audio. As part of that transition, the previous audiobook editions were removed from Audible and other retail channels.
So, for the moment, there simply aren’t current audiobook editions available for purchase.
Readers who previously purchased the Terran Fleet Command audiobooks through Audible should still find those editions in their Audible libraries and should be able to continue listening to or re-downloading them. The change affects new purchases only — the previous editions are no longer being offered for sale.
I’m considering what the next generation of Terran Fleet Command audiobooks should look like. That could mean producing new editions through a different production arrangement, taking a more direct role in their creation, or pursuing another approach entirely. I’m exploring the options, but I don’t yet have a production schedule or release dates to announce.
What I don’t want to do is rush new editions out simply to fill the empty space. These stories have been with readers for a long time, and if we bring them back to audio, I want to do it well.
The Kindle and paperback editions remain available as usual.
When there’s something concrete to announce about audio, I’ll post it here and send it to the newsletter.
