Spock, Messiah!
Format: paperback
ISBN:
9780553101591 (0553101595)
Publish date: January 1st 1976
Publisher: Bantam Books
Pages no: 182
Edition language: English
Series: Star Trek Adventures 0 (#3)
For a long time I didn't quite have the heart to toss this from my library. It appeared at a time when Star Trek fiction was rare, and was afraid if I got rid of the book it will go out of print--so it had stayed on my bookshelf for nostalgic reasons more than not. But I think of all the pro Trek fi...
Definitely not the best Star Trek novel, and certainly not up to the standards set by James Blish in his series of adaptations, this was the second "official" Trek original novel. While there were some interesting plot items, it was really just a Spock-less tale with one of the throwaway characters ...
A highly surprising ending makes this book am excellent addition to any library. The idea behind dops is ingenious and a curious future should the idea prove a reality.
[These notes were made in 1983:]. My reading today went from the sublime [Hardy's Far from the Madding Crowd:] to the mildly ridiculous. The premise of this one is mind-links gone awry - mind-links with aliens who don't know about it, which seems to me to be a flagrant violation of the Prime Direct...
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