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Star Trek 7
Star Trek 7
Author: James Blish
First published in 1972, these short stories are Blish's adaptations of the screenplays of various episodes from the original series. The episodes aren't sorted into books according to either chronological order or identity of screenwriter. — "Who Mourns for Adonais?" (episode 33, season 2, screenplay Gilbert A. Ralston and Gene L. Coon) (Title q...  more »
ISBN: 183086
Publication Date: 1976
Pages: 155
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Publisher: Bantam Books
Book Type: Paperback
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Enjoyed the book. Then again, I enjoy most Star Trek pulp fiction type books.
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Published 1972

Contains the following :
--Who Mourns for Adonais? (Gilbert A. Ralston and Gene L. Coon), 1972. (TV: first aired on September 22, 1967.)
--The Changeling (John Meredyth Lucas), 1972. (TV: first aired on September 29, 1967.)
--The Paradise Syndrome (Margaret Armen), 1972. (TV: first aired on October 4, 1968.)
--Metamorphosis (Gene L. Coon), 1972. (TV: first aired on November 10, 1967.)
--The Deadly Years (David P. Harmon), 1972. (TV: first aired on December 8, 1967.)
--Elaan of Troyius (John Meredyth Lucas), 1972. (TV: first aired on December 20, 1968.)
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short story adaptations of original classic Star trek episodes 155 pages, 6 stories
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It is just like watching television except you are reading a book. The best of both worlds!
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#7 of the adaptations of the original Star Trek. Who Mourns for Adonais, the Changeling, The Paradise Syndrome, Metamorphosis, The Deadly Years, and Elaan of Troyus.
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Six stories from the original series, in a great format.


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