| Star Trek 2 | |
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| Publisher's info | |
| Title: | Star Trek 2 |
| Author: | James Blish |
| Publisher: | Bantam Books |
| 1st printing: | February, 1968 |
| ISBN: | 0848807383 |
| Page count: | 122 |
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| Next: | Star Trek 3 |
Star Trek 2 is the second of an eleven book series of Star Trek novels written by author James Blish. Each book features adaptations of eight episodes of the original Star Trek television series. The adaptations are based on first draft scripts and contain significant differences from the final draft shooting scripts and teleplays used for the individual episodes.
Stories in this volume include:
- Arena
- A Taste of Armageddon
- Tomorrow is Yesterday
- Errand of Mercy
- Court Martial
- Operation - Annihilate!
- The City on the Edge of Forever
- Space Seed
"Arena"[]
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"A Taste of Armageddon"[]
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"Tomorrow is Yesterday"[]
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"Errand of Mercy"[]
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"Court Martial"[]
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"Operation - Annihilate!"[]
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"The City on the Edge of Forever"[]
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"Space Seed"[]
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Notes & Trivia[]
- "Arena" is loosely based on the short story "Arena", written by Fredric Brown and published in Astounding Science Fiction in June, 1944. Due to the similarities between the two stories, Brown was given a screen credit on the episode.
Printings[]
- 1st printing: February, 1968
- 2nd printing: February, 1968
- 3rd printing: May, 1968
- 4th printing: July, 1968
- 5th printing: December, 1968
- 6th printing: May, 1969
- 7th printing: May, 1970
- 8th printing: December, 1970
- 9th printing: November, 1971
- 10th printing: April, 1972
- 11th printing: July, 1972
- 12th printing: November, 1972
- 13th printing: December, 1972
- 14th printing: August, 1973
- 15th printing: November, 1973
- 16th printing: June, 1974
- 17th printing: August, 1974
- 18th printing: August, 1975