Books read on the iPod, StarTrek
Aug. 10th, 2009 09:06 pmStar Trek was the first show I read fanfic for, although given that it was all published it's never felt quite the same. Anyway, I actually started with the James Blish episode summaries, which were handy given that I only saw a handful of episodes, and I was a bit baffled about where all the books were supposed to fit in for quite some time. Then again, I did also try and work out how old the Famous Five should actually be, given all the holidays they managed to have. I have yet to entirely let go of my desire for a tenuously believably backstory :)
So. Two of these were re-reads - I didn't count The Wounded Sky, because skim-reading it in a secondhand bookstore over fifteen years ago did not leave me with anything other than a vague impression of aliens. I'll start with the entirely new (to me) one first. Those with fond memories should just skip to the last review, because the first three are a touch grumpy.
( John M Ford, How much for just the planet. )
( Diane Duane, The Wounded Sky. )
( Janet Kagan, Uhura's song. )
( Barbara Hambly, Ishmael. )
So. Two of these were re-reads - I didn't count The Wounded Sky, because skim-reading it in a secondhand bookstore over fifteen years ago did not leave me with anything other than a vague impression of aliens. I'll start with the entirely new (to me) one first. Those with fond memories should just skip to the last review, because the first three are a touch grumpy.
( John M Ford, How much for just the planet. )
( Diane Duane, The Wounded Sky. )
( Janet Kagan, Uhura's song. )
( Barbara Hambly, Ishmael. )