so-soIt was ok. It felt like information was repeated just to make the book longer (yes I KNOW this landscape interferes with your scanners. I‘ve only been informed THIRTY TIMES) but Tarsus IV is an intriguing era of Trek history not often touched upon. So that I appreciated. 3 stars. #startrek #summerreads
pickThis is very meta. I am definitely late to the party on this author. But I get it now and I will continue to read his backlist.
#BookSpinBingo @TheAromaofBooks
$1.50 (Canadian) Dollar Tree haul 😆. Book itself sounds not too bad!
A little pre-panel con read. #startrek #friday #connecticon
(1976) The second volume of original Star Trek tie-in fiction (after James Blish's “Spock Must Die!“), this is a collection of short stories that had been written by and circulating among fans since the original series' cancellation: so, fanfic basically. As fanfic it's not bad: the characters are respected, and there's a dose of inside humor But the crew takes so much shore leave you wonder when they work, and Kirk/Spock ... well, you know ...
I‘m going to have to make that home library list of Star Trek books. This is the third I‘ve restarted before realizing I‘ve read it before 😁
In some ways this is just as silly as When the Moon Hits Your Eye, but it has so much more sweetness and heart. A reread for me, and just as good as the first time.
*#AuthorAMonth @Soubhiville
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