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We
recently acquired a sizable collection of older Star Trek mass-market paperbacks.
It seemed like a good idea at the time. Most of these books date from the
1980s, and most are in either good or very good condition. We are
currently in the process of grading these books and putting them up for sale on
Amazon.com, but frankly, it's a slow and tedious business.
In the meantime, if there are any particular titles or authors you are looking for, contact us and let us know. |
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We
were honestly surprised to learn how many "name" authors
have a Star Trek novel or two buried back in their curriculum vitae.
If you're looking for Trek books by Vonda McIntyre, Greg Bear,
or John M. Ford, we have them. (Not "How Much for Just the Planet?", though,
darn it.)
As far as we can tell, the oldest one in the lot is Star Trek Log Five, by Alan Dean Foster, which is a collection of script adaptations published in 1975 and based on the rarely seen Star Trek animated series.
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We have also recently acquired a series of "Man from U.N.C.L.E." novels, as well as a few "Kojak" and "Columbo" novels. (Who knew such things existed?) Along with these, we have our usual assortment of unusual books, and we continue to add to our Amazon listings daily. We are trying to find a better way to organize and advertize our listings, but until we do, if there's a particular book you're seeking, please feel free to ask. |