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Author:	James Blish
Title:	Star Trek
Publisher:	Bantam
Country:	USA
Date:	Sep 1967
Format:	Paperback
Class Number:	808.83
Genre:	Science Fiction, Fiction
Cat#:	H5629
Total Editions:	3
Rating:	Rate
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Undated 6th printing of January 1967 Bantam first edition. Adaptations of episodes from Star Trek's first season in short story format. Notable for being based upon unbroadcast versions of the scripts, and therefore featuring story details not in the original. First in a series of books by Blish (and later J. A. Lawrence) that would adapt every episode of the original series. This was also the first published Star Trek literature aimed at adult readers, beginning a line of books that continues in the 2020s.

Later editions of this book carry the title Star Trek 1.

Adapts the episodes:

* Charlie X (retitled Charlie's Law) by D. C. Fontana from a story by Gene Roddenberry
* Dagger of the Mind by Shimon Wincelberg (as S. Bar-David)
* The Man Trap (retitled The Unreal McCoy) by George Clayton Johnson
* Balance of Terror by Paul Schneider
* The Naked Time by John D. F. Black
* Miri by Adrian Spies
* The Conscience of the King by Barry Trivers

136 pages. Front cover artwork depicts William Shatner as James T. Kirk and Leonard Nimoy as Spock, and is taken from NBC's pre-broadcast promotional artwork for the series.

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annaloog ● 23rd May 2024		23skidoo, my copy is the 15th printing. One of these days I'll add the image scan which shows the printing history up to that edition.



23skidoo 23rd May 2024		@annaloog. Thanks for the dating! It says something that this book went through 6 printings in only 9 months!



annaloog ● 17th Feb 2024		The 6th printing is dated Sep 1967, date added.



23skidoo 27th Sep 2023		The cover art was originally used by NBC to promote the series in 1966. (this comment is from another edition of this book)