Star Trek: The Visual Dictionary...Finally?

[RAMA]

Personally a bit disappointed that the ST reference books we're getting now all seem to be aimed at children/younger readers

There have always been ST books aimed at younger readers and, let's face it, forty years ago we were all "younger readers", too!

When I first got into Star Trek, my first purchases (at age 21) included things like View-Master reels, the "ST:TMP Pop-up Book", the "ST:TMP Make-You-Own-Costume Book", "Monsters of Star Trek" and the "Intergalactic Puzzle Book", all skewed young enough that I kinda hid them from my parents. I think I had all of those in my small collection before I decided I also needed the "ST Concordance", "The Technical Manual", "Medical Reference Manual", "The Making of Star Trek" and "World of Star Trek".

I just noticed a new STNG Quote Book is being released this year. Non-fiction is back!

RAMA

 

[Reanok]

Non fiction Startrek books being published again is long overdue.I haven't found the Visual dictionary in our local stores yet.I t looks like a really neat book.

 

[Galekarens]

I got it today, read through just about the whole thing, pretty cool and fun IMHO, lol.

 

[ALF]

This looks really, really, really, really good.
Will buy on sight.
Anyone read the forward by John DeLancie?
Is there a Mirror Universe spread?