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15 reviews
Margaret Wander Bonanno

Star Trek, 2006

Dream Into Reality
I purchased this book for two reasons: I love Margaret Wander Bonanno's writing, and I've always been intrigued by "The Cage" the ST episode that the book is based on. Chris Pike is a fascinating character, and I was curious about his past. Ms. Bonanno vividly paints his early family life and his career with rich characterizations so the reader can understand how he developed into the driven man ...

Star Trek: Mere Anarchy (Star Trek)
Margaret Wander Bonanno, Christopher L. Bennett

Star Trek, 2009

Mestiko is a world on the brink of interstellar space travel -- and under covert Federation observation. When a rogue pulsar sweeps through their star system and threatens to destroy all life, the Federation mounts a desperate effort to save the planet from annihilation. Under the command of James T. Kirk, the Starship Enterprise is able to mitigate some of the damage, but Mestiko still suffers appalling loss of life. Over the next thirty ...

Strangers From the Sky (Star Trek)

23 reviews
Margaret Wander Bonanno

Star Trek, 2006

~ Earth's first contact with Vulcuns~
You won't find a better book in the Star Trek genre. Well written, close to canon. Bonanno captures Kirk,Spock and McCoy thoroughly, you can hear their voices as you read the story. Excellent, if you are a Trek fan don't miss this classic.

Catalyst of Sorrows (Star Trek: The Lost Era, 2360)

11 reviews
Margaret Wander Bonanno

Star Trek, 2003

Bravissima!!!
I remember how thoroughly I enjoyed reading Margaret Wander Bonanno's early Star Trek novels, Dwellers in the Crucible and Strangers from the Sky, way back in the days when I didn't know a Romulan from a doorknob. I knew then that only an exceptional storyteller could weave a Trek tale that even a non-Trekker like me could follow and enjoy. You can imagine, therefore, how much more gratifying ...

Dwellers in the Crucible (Star Trek)
Margaret Wander Bonanno

Titan Books Ltd, 1989

Angela Lansbury: A Biography

1 review
Margaret Wander Bonanno

St Martins Pr, 1987

"Angela Lansbury: A Biography"- Review by Deborah Wilkinson
Margaret Wander Bonanno's biography is well-worth reading, despite the fact that it was published quite some time ago (in 1987). The author clearly admires Angela Lansbury. The biography provides a warm and respectful recounting of Ms. Lansbury's life and career up to that point without fawning. The subject of the biography is treated as a real person, not as an idol.

Saturn's Child

21 reviews
Nichelle Nichols, Margaret Wander Bonanno

Putnam Adult, 1995

saturn's child
great book!! compelling!! still waiting for the rest!! nichelle and margaret did a great job on this.

Probe

18 reviews
Margaret Wander Bonanno

Star Trek, 2003

A readers' review of Probe
This story is a continuation of ST:IV (yes, that 'save the whales' ST movie) It deals with Romulans in the way ST:VI dealt with Klingons, in that a peace treaty is being entertained. Altho ST:Nemesus was a story of peace with Romulan Empire, this novel was written before Nemesis. Novel starts off interestingly, but soon becomes droll. No ship battles, it focuses on a change in the Romulan govt ...

Star Trek Classic 75. Die Sonde.
Margaret Wander Bonanno

Heyne, 2000

Otherwise
Margaret Wander Bonanno

Backinprint.com, 2000

What if Columbus had stumbled upon a 21st-century civilization in the New World? Continuing the story begun in The Others and Otherwhere , Otherwise explores the inevitable conflict that arises from such a clash of cultures through the eyes of two women, each from either world, whose love and courage transcend time and ideology.

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