by Joe Haldeman
This is Joe Haldeman's second Star Trek novel. I haven't read the first, but in the light of this one, I would.Comparing this to Blish's Star Trek efforts is interesting: Haldeman handles the characters just as well, introduces interesting SF ideas just as deftly and gives some secondary characters ...
A strange tale in an alien world that leaves you still curious. It is a wonderful example of the space adventures taken by the crew of the enterprise.
[These notes were made in 1984:]. Pretty routine stuff. The locus operandi is an artificial planetoid-ship of the Yonada type, and the Earthers and Klingons must once again co-operate to get out of a jam. There's even a machine intelligence which destroys itself, altho' not this time sparing the i...
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