A mistake - did anyone else catch it?

[JoeZhang]

I was disappointed with The Good That Men Do. It took what had been a simple, nonsensical incident and turned it into a complicated, nonsensical conspiracy; and it didn't help that the book spent half its time on Tucker, a character I could easily do without. I picked up Kobayashi Maru in the hopes that, without the perceived need to rewrite an episode, it won't be as absurdly convoluted nor focus so much on Tucker, but it's been sitting on my shelf for months as I prioritize books I have more of an immediate interest in reading.

Fictitiously yours, Trent Roman

I picked up TGTMD last night and have to agree with your analysis - my knowledge of enterprise is limited but this book didn't make me want to pick up KM or track down any more enterprise episodes.

 

[Marie1]

Kindof on topic, over the past year-ish there have been some little mistakes in some books that I can't recall happening over the past... 6 or so.

Just a mix up here and there, a though instead of thought, I instead of it, press instead of pressed... I think somehow its a computer thing, tbh.

(I realized I sound insane/OCD/or something from this post...)

 

[Csalem]

I glanced through Star Trek 101 today and noticed in the description of TATV that it refers to Commander Jonathon Riker!

 

[Marie1]

And last night I found a comma instead of a period... you know, this may sound insane, but I wonder if there is a scanner with letter recognition being used at some point in printing that is misinterpreting characters? I think that'd explain some mistakes, and some are just mistakes anyone could make.