Deep Space Nine: A Celebration
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| Publisher: | Pioneer Books |
| Editor(s): | James Van Hise |
| Published: | June 1994 |
| Pages: | 190 |
| Reference: | ISBN 1556983301 |
Deep Space Nine: A Celebration (also called The Deep Space Celebration, Deep Space: A Celebration, and The Deep Space Nine Celebration in various places throughout the work)
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- Blurb
- On the heels of Deep Space Nine's first season, Pioneer books is proud to present The Deep Space Nine Celebration.
- Chronicling everything from behind-the-scenes details to characters and storylines, The Deep Space Nine Celebration explores all the nooks and crannies of this third Star Trek series, including:
- The mysterious origins of Odo, the shape changer
- An extensive examination of the first episode, "Duet" as well as its inspiration, The Man in the Glass Booth
- Discussions of the religious and political structures surrounding Deep Space Nine
- and much more.
- Offering a unique combination of interviews, profiles and critical articles, James Van Hise and his collaborators have assembled a wealth of data and observations about the world's most popular science fiction television universe.
- Star Trek: Deep Space Nine attempted the impossible: catching lightning in a bottle a third time. It has succeeded, and The Deep Space Nine Celebration reveals why.
