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Spock's World Duane, Diane.
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While his crewmates search the past for him, an amnesiac Spock must live disguised as a human in the old Seattle of the TV series "Here Come the Brides". Characters from "Bonanza" and "Have Gun will Travel" also appear. see also: TOS period B |
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Triptych Dickinson, Melissa, 1999
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What would have happened if Kirk and Spock's attempt to restore the original timeline with Edith Keeler's death was unsuccessful? see also: TOS period B A short story from Star Trek: Strange New Worlds II |
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Mind-Sifter Maiewski, Shirley S., 1976
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An insane Kirk is confined to a brutal 1950's mental hospital. see also: TOS period B A short story from Star Trek: The New Voyages |
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Visit to a Weird Planet Revisited Berman, Ruth, 1976
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Actors William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy and DeForest Kelley suddenly find themselves on the real starship Enterprise. see also: TOS period B A short story from Star Trek: The New Voyages |
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Assignment: Eternity Cox, Greg
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Galactic spy Gary Seven and his ditsy protégé, Roberta Lincoln, must time travel from 20th Century Earth to the 24th Century Enterprise after receiving a distress call from a fellow agent. see also: TOS period B, F |
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Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home McIntyre, Vonda N.
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Novelization of the movie. Kirk and crew contend with the oddities of 1984 San Francisco in their quest to retrieve two whales, whom they hope can save the Earth of the future from a destructive probe. see also: TOS period D |
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The uncertain skills of a mysterious magician pull Kirk and Spock back to the 21st Century to play a vital role in Earth's real "first contact" with the Vulcans. (told in flashback) see also: TOS period A2, D |
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Federation Reeves-Stevens, Garfield
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Spock's World Duane, Diane.
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The story of Sarek's romance with Amanda, Spock's mother. (told in flashback) see also: TOS period A1, B |
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The Final Reflection Ford, John M.
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Final Frontier Carey, Diane.
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The story of Kirk's father and the maiden voyage of the Enterprise. (told in flashback). A sequel to the TV episode "City on the Edge of Forever". see also: TOS period B |
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Young James Kirk saves Kevin Riley as a child during the massacre on Tarsus IV. A sequel to the TV episode "The Conscience of the King". (told in flashback) see also: TOS period C |
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After rescuing Kevin Riley from the massacre, young James Kirk himself has a mysterious rescuer, who suppresses his memory of the incident. A sequel to the TV episode "The Conscience of the King". (told in flashback) see also: TOS period F , G |
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Best Destiny Carey, Diane
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A rebellious sixteen year old James Kirk accompanies his father into space aboard the Enterprise. (told in flashback) see also: TOS period F |
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Vulcan's Forge Sherman, Josepha & Susan Shwartz
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The events precipitating the young Spock's decision to break with his father and join Starfleet. (told in flashback) see also: TOS period F |
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The experiences of Star Fleet academy cadets Kirk, Sulu, Chekov and Scott during the Kobayashi Maru scenario. (told in flashback) see also: TOS period B |
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Irrepressible Starfleet cadet Gary Mitchell decides that grim fellow cadet James Kirk needs to lighten up a bit and an enduring friendship is born. (told in flashback). A sequel to the TV episode "Where No Man Has Gone Before". see also: TOS period B |
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A bizarre incident from McCoy's early years as a young doctor could be the only salvation for the embattled Enterprise. (told in flashback) see also: TOS period B |
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McCoy's disastrous marriage is chronicled. (told in flashback) see also: TOS period F |
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Spock and Capt. Pike battle ruthless pirates. (told in flashback) see also: TOS period B |
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Acclaimed a hero after the Farragut disaster, a somber, depressed Kirk is assigned to the same ship as his friend Gary Mitchell, and is again forced to take command in the wake of an alien attack. (told in flashback). A sequel to the TV episode "Where No Man Has Gone Before". see also: TOS period B |
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Stationed on the planet Shad, Lt. Cmdr. Kirk is a horrified witness to the events precipitating a long and bloody Civil War. see also: TOS period D |
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Spock and the Enterprise, under Capt. Pike, encounter an enigmatic race through a rift in space. (told in flashback) see also: TOS period E |
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Gary Mitchell and James Kirk are again serving together, as Kirk captains the Enterprise, with Mitchell as navigator. (told in flashback). A sequel to the TV episode "Where No Man Has Gone Before". see also: TOS period B |
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Early in Kirk's tenure as captain of the Enterprise, tensions and misunderstandings between he and his Vulcan first officer hamper the investigation into a strange disappearing and reappearing planetoid. (told in flashback) see also: TOS period A1, D |
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