Star Trek: The Next Generation 365? What's this new book about?

A new TNG book is being released this October.

http://www.amazon.com/Star-Trek-Next-Generation-365/dp/141970429X/

It seems to really have a lot of pages. Does anyone know what it will mainly be about? Episode guide? Behind the scenes related? Interviews? Where can I find more information about it?

 

Basically behind-the-scenes and rare photos. I own Star Trek 365 and it's a great book.

 

Here's an article (with pictures) about the book that appeared on startrek.com about 10 days ago:
http://www.startrek.com/article/inside-look-at-tng-365-with-the-authors

 

There is a facebook page about it. Just put Star Trek: The Next Generation 365 into the search box at the top of the FB page and it will pop up.

 

Agreed. There were some facts in that book that I had never read before

 

Is it pretty much made like the Ships of the Line book?

http://www.amazon.com/Ships-Line-Star-Margaret-Clark/dp/1416532439

In that book, on left page there is a quote/fact while on the right page there is a picture?

 

Here's TrekMovie's review of the TOS edition of Star Trek 365, with a number of images of the interior pages:

http://trekmovie.com/2010/09/03/review-star-trek-365-photo-book/

I gather it's pretty much the same format as all of the "365" books from the same publisher, covering a variety of different topics. So we can reasonably expect the TNG one to be much the same.

 

Why '365'? One page for every day of the year? Something about it suggests it's a calendar book.

 

Thanks! Looks a LOT like a scrapbook to me. I'm glad I have a better idea about what it looks like into those pages.

The article also pointed out that a 365 book was made about Star Wars too. I'm very interested in that.

 

Apparently that's the conceit of the series, which is also called the "365 Days" series. They're not calendars, but heavy coffee-table books (Star Trek 365 weighs nearly four and a half pounds), and some of them have dates instead of page numbers and are divided into chapters by "month." Apparently, as far as I can tell, the idea is that you can read one pair of pages per day and literally learn something new every day about the book's subject. I don't know why they follow that conceit, though. Maybe someone just liked the idea of fact-a-day calendars and decided to concoct a classier, more expensive version.

 

The best part about the book cover? No Wesley Crusher!

 

Amazon shipped my copy this morning. I should have it Monday. Review to follow.

(I expect to love it. I was skeptical about the format when the TOS version was announced, but discovered I really liked it.)

 

Mine just got here.

 

This sounds like an interesting book I have the Tos book and it has somereal interesting facts and trivia and rare pictures. I hope they'll be doing a Ds9 or Enterprise version of these books.

 

For those that have gotten the new TNG book...

REVIEW IT!

Tell us all what you think about the book!

 

Well... it's a four hundred page book.

The photographs are nice, it's got a sturdy cover but I haven't really got a chance to read it yet. Too busy throwing nine picks with Brandon Weedon in Madden NFL '13.

 

HOW are you guys already getting the book already?

Doesn't the book have a publish date of October 1, 2012 on Amazon?! Was the releaese date pushed up or something?

 

With the exception of "high profile" books (Harry Potter, King; etc.) books usually don't have set release dates on which they are allowed to be sold. The book sellers can sell them when they get them, which usually is some time before the "release date".

 

^Before I switched over to E-books, I would occasionally find the Trek novels a couple weeks before the pub. date on sites like B&N or Amazon.