Lot #120: Vintage Mix of Star Trek Literature - Star Trek Books, Paperback & Hardcover - 7 Books

Explore these classic Star Trek titles, ranging from deep-dive histories and novelizations to guides for the eagle-eyed fan. The Fifty-Year Mission: The First 25 Years Authors: Edward Gross & Mark A. Altman Description: A no-holds-barred oral history of Star Trek's first two and a half decades. This bestselling unauthorized account features hundreds of interviews with the actors, writers, and executives who were there. Discover behind-the-scenes details and candid insights into the creation of a pop culture legend, from the original 1966 series through the early feature films. Star Trek: First Contact (Novelization)- 2 Books Author: J.M. Dillard Description: Relive the action of the eighth Star Trek film in this official novelization. Follow Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the Enterprise-E as they travel through time to stop the Borg from altering Earth's history. Dillard's adaptation provides deeper character exploration, particularly for Zefram Cochrane and Lily Sloane. The Nitpicker's Guide for Classic Trekkers Author: Phil Farrand Description: A must-have for the meticulous fan, this guide reveals continuity errors, bloopers, and technical oddities from all 79 episodes of the original series, the pilot "The Cage," and the first six movies. It's a fun, unauthorized deep dive into the "nits" that only the most dedicated fans would spot. Star Trek: The Truth Machine Format: Paperback Description: Part of the vintage Star Trek paperback collection. This volume, often seen with classic Waldenbooks branding, features cover art depicting Spock and Kirk in action. Perfect for collectors of 1970s and 80s sci-fi literature. Star Trek: The Prisoner of Vega Format: Paperback Description: Another classic entry in the extensive library of Star Trek tie-in novels. Featuring iconic original series characters on alien worlds, these vintage paperbacks are a staple for any Trekker's bookshelf. The Making of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan Author: Allan Asherman (as seen in image) Description: A detailed behind-the-scenes look at what is widely considered the greatest Star Trek film. This guide explores the production, special effects, and storytelling that brought Khan Noonien Singh back to the screen.- Item type: Books - Franchise/series: Star Trek - Formats included: Paperback and Hardcover - Quantity: 6 books- 6 hard cover and 1 soft cover - Genre: Science Fiction and Reference/Guide - Language: English - Condition: Used - Good (readable, normal wear) and Used - Acceptable (sticker residue, scuffs) Pickup category timeslot {A}