>
> Shatner pitched a new TV Trek series to Paramount and was turned down, so
> he's turned his Young Kirk and Young Spock Meet At Starfleet Academy into
> a novel (in fact, the first of two).
>
> Being hardcover (and a tad pricey), I wondered if anyone here has read it
> yet?
> --
> "Time flies like an arrow... fruit flies like a banana!" -Groucho Marx

>
> "Dough" charter.net> wrote in message
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>>
>> Shatner pitched a new TV Trek series to Paramount and was turned down, so
>> he's turned his Young Kirk and Young Spock Meet At Starfleet Academy into
>> a novel (in fact, the first of two).
>>
>> Being hardcover (and a tad pricey), I wondered if anyone here has read it
>> yet?
>> --
>> "Time flies like an arrow... fruit flies like a banana!" -Groucho Marx

>
> Title?
>

>
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>> "Dough" charter.net> wrote in message
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>>>
>>> Shatner pitched a new TV Trek series to Paramount and was turned down,
>>> so he's turned his Young Kirk and Young Spock Meet At Starfleet Academy
>>> into a novel (in fact, the first of two).
>>>
>>> Being hardcover (and a tad pricey), I wondered if anyone here has read
>>> it yet?
>>> --
>>> "Time flies like an arrow... fruit flies like a banana!" -Groucho Marx

>>
>> Title?
>> ...

> "Dough" charter.net> wrote in message
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>>>

>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Being hardcover (and a tad pricey), I wondered if anyone here has read
>>>>>>> it yet?
>>>>>>> --
>>>>>>> "Time flies like an arrow... fruit flies like a banana!" -Groucho Marx

>>>>>
>>>>> Title?
>>>>>

>>>
>>> Star Trek, The Academy--Collision Course
>>>
>>>

>
> He's actually a pretty good wroter from what I've read.... I'll check it
> out.
>
> ...

>
> Shatner pitched a new TV Trek series to Paramount and was turned down, so
> he's turned his Young Kirk and Young Spock Meet At Starfleet Academy into
> a novel (in fact, the first of two).
>
> Being hardcover (and a tad pricey), I wondered if anyone here has read it
> yet?
> --
> "Time flies like an arrow... fruit flies like a banana!" -Groucho Marx

>
> "Dough" charter.net> wrote in message
> news:jgAQi.63$rn1.36@newsfe03.lga...

>>
>> Shatner pitched a new TV Trek series to Paramount and was turned down,
>> so he's turned his Young Kirk and Young Spock Meet At Starfleet
>> Academy into a novel (in fact, the first of two).
>>
>> Being hardcover (and a tad pricey), I wondered if anyone here has read
>> it yet?
>> --
>> "Time flies like an arrow... fruit flies like a banana!" -Groucho Marx

>
> Well, I just won a copy on eBay, so I guess I'll be able to answer my
> own question in a week or so! ;-)

>
>Shatner pitched a new TV Trek series to Paramount and was turned down, so
>he's turned his Young Kirk and Young Spock Meet At Starfleet Academy into a
>novel (in fact, the first of two).
>
>Being hardcover (and a tad pricey), I wondered if anyone here has read it
>yet?

> On Sun, 14 Oct 2007 22:29:34 -0400, "Dough" charter.net>
> wrote:
>

>>>
>>>Shatner pitched a new TV Trek series to Paramount and was turned down, so
>>>he's turned his Young Kirk and Young Spock Meet At Starfleet Academy into a
>>>novel (in fact, the first of two).
>>>
>>>Being hardcover (and a tad pricey), I wondered if anyone here has read it
>>>yet?

>
> I'd like to see Shatner actually write just one page of anything. You
> know he just adds his name to it like George Foreman does those
> grills.

>> On Sun, 14 Oct 2007 22:29:34 -0400, "Dough" charter.net>
>> wrote:
>>

>>>>
>>>>Shatner pitched a new TV Trek series to Paramount and was turned down,
>>>>so he's turned his Young Kirk and Young Spock Meet At Starfleet Academy
>>>>into a novel (in fact, the first of two).
>>>>
>>>>Being hardcover (and a tad pricey), I wondered if anyone here has read
>>>>it yet?

>>
>> I'd like to see Shatner actually write just one page of anything. You
>> know he just adds his name to it like George Foreman does those
>> grills.

>
>
> Exactly true. Writers, real writers, have nothing but contempt for William
> Shatner. His books are a joke. If there is any good in them at all, the ...