The Starless World
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| Author(s): | Gordon Eklund |
| Publisher: | Bantam Books |
| Series: | Bantam TOS |
| Published: | November 1978, November 1984, and January 1994 |
| Pages: | 152 |
| Stardate: | 6532.1 (Unknown) |
| Reference: | ISBN 1852865059 |
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[edit] Summary
- From the book jacket (1984 edition)
- Captain's Log, Stardate 6532.1
- While investigating rumors of renewed activity by the Klingon Empire within the Galactic Core, the Enterprise made contact with a shuttlecraft from the USS Rickover, a starship presumed lost with all hands over 20 years ago. The lone occupant of that shuttlecraft – Thomas Clayton, once my roommate at Starfleet Academy, now the self-proclaimed chosen son and favored prophet of a deity he calls Ay-nab. I had planned on disregarding Clayton entirely – until control of our engines was seized by an as-yet-unexplained outside force... a force, Clayton insists, that is now taking us to meet his god.
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[edit] Background Information
[edit] Cover gallery
 Cover image of 1984 edition |
 Cover image of 1994 edition |
[edit] Characters
- Canon characters listed below are linked to the main article about them. Non-canon characters are not linked, but those that recurred, appearing or being mentioned in more than one story, are defined further in Bantam TOS characters.
- James T. Kirk
- Thomas Clayton
[edit] References
- Klingon Empire, USS Rickover, Dyson Sphere, black hole, galactic core, Gods
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