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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual

26 reviews
Herman Zimmerman, Rick Sternbach, ...

Star Trek, 1998

So amazingly written you actually believe the tech exists!
While I am a long time Star Trek fan, I tend to stay away from books such as this one because I just see it as another way for Paramount to get into our pocket books. I just lightly browsed this book one day in a book store and next thing I knew almost an hour had gone by! This has to be one of the most engrossing works of fictional tech I have ever seen. There are times where you almost wonder ...

Analog (December 1982, Vol. 102, No. 13)
Robert L. Forward, Timothy Zahn, ...

Davis Publications, 1982

Digest Format. Includes: Fiction: "Rocheworld" by Robert L. Forward (serial, pt. 1); "Dark Thoughts at Noon" by Timothy Zahn; "My Christmas on New Hanford," by thomas R. Dulski; "Big Truths" by Ray Brown. Non-fiction: "The Blivit in the B-Ring" by Richard C. Hoagland.

Star Trek Spaceflight Chronology

10 reviews
Stan Goldstein, Fred Goldstein

Pocket Books, 1979

This is the Canon. . .
. . ."First Contact" was a disappointment of Warp 10 proportions! I was a "Trekkie". For many, many years, beginning in Jr. High (where I discovered this book), continuing through my highschool and college years, and many years since. However, since the death of the Great Bird of the Galaxy, I have been increasingly disappointed with what the "Star Trek" universe has become. This book was the ...

Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual (Star Trek Next Generation (Unnumbered))

29 reviews
Rick Sternbach, Michael Okuda

Star Trek, 1991

More information than one could dream of...
I first purchased this book back when the series was still in it's early days and was actively being produced and aired on a weekly basis. I sat down with this book after getting home and started reading... and reading... and reading. I couldn't put it down. I was amazed at how in-depth this book was. I was astounded to learn that many of the shipboard systems are based on actual scientific ...

The Grayspace Beast

1 review
Gordon Eklund

Pocket, 1977

A quite cleverly told science-fiction tale
I've only recently resumed reading science-fiction, having been an avid fan during the days of Ray Bradbury, Isaac Asimov, Robert Heinlein & Arthur C. Clarke. A bit daunted by "hard" science-fiction, I found this book to be a relief. It's a fairly light hearted tale, but as it progresses, one does become fascinated with the characters. The story is narrated by a school teacher who is telling ...

Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, September 1975 (Volume XCV, No. 9)
Pro by Gordon R. Dickson, Beyond Grayworld by Gregory Benford, ...

Conde Nast Publications, 1975

Pro by Gordon R. Dickson Beyond Grayworld by Gregory Benford The Killers by Karl Hansen The Restoration by Gordon Eklund

Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, October 1978 (Volume XCVIII, No. 10)
Stardance II [Part 2 of 3] by Spider & Jeanne Robinson, The Wind from a Burning Woman by Greg Bear, ...

Conde Nast Publications, 1978

Stardance II [Part 2 of 3] by Spider & Jeanne Robinson The Wind from a Burning Woman by Greg Bear Swanilda's Song by Frederik Pohl Art Thou Mathematics by Charles Mobbs Lifeloop by Orson Scott Card Varieties of Technological Experience by Barry Malzberg Lost and Found by Phyllis Eisenstein