Walter Koenig

Explore the Star Trek universe in this anthology of 14 fully illustrated short stories collected for the first time and including an adventure written by Walter Koenig who played Pavel Chekov in the original classic series and seven feature films. This incredible collection features stories starring iconic characters from Star Trek series including Star Trek: The Original Series, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Voyager, and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. For the first time ever, the book will collect stories including characters from Star Trek: Discovery, Star Trek: The Animated Series, and Star Trek: Picard!Stories include: "Chekov's Challenge" by Walter Koenig and Chris McAuley"Jack of Diamonds" by Una McCormack "The Trouble with Jones" by Greg Cox "Sundering" by David Mack "The Kellidian Kidnapping" by Keith R. A. Candido"A Dish Served Cold" by Chris Dows "Working Miracles" by Jake Black "Forewarned and Three-Armed" by Rich Handley "Academy Acquisition" by Jake Black "A Year to the Day I Saw Myself Die" by Michael Collins"See and Seen" by Peter Holmstrom "Lost and Founder" by David Mack "Work Worth Doing" by Keith R. A. Candido"Confirmation Bias" by Michael Dismuke

The Mr. Novak series was a landmark in the development of dramatic television. It starred James Franciscus with Dean Jagger and featured cutting-edge scripts, first-class production values and exceptional acting. It was the first program to portray teachers and students realistically. This profusely illustrated tome contains: Comprehensive coverage of the original filming and airdates. An episode guide with vintage reviews and fresh perspectives. Interviews with over 35 actors who appeared on the show including: Walter Koenig, Martin Landau, Beau Bridges, Tony Dow, Ed Asner, June Lockhart, Sherry Jackson. Archival interviews with the series' stars and producers. A complete list of the many awards the series received, and much more. Here at last is a complete profile of one of the finest TV series that ever aired.

Don't yell at Norman Walters. He doesn't deal well with conflict. A psychotic breakdown follows during which his mind invents bizarre nightmare worlds with real villains and real victims. Evil abounds and requires vanquishing. Toward that end, Norman becomes Raver, a superhero with a caveat: his powers change from one twisted reality to another to closely mirror but never exceed those of his enemies. If Raver should fail in these grotesque new worlds, Norman Walters wouldn't get to return to the old warm and fuzzy one. This title includes a new, original Raver tale.