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A review by reeshadovahsil
Star Trek II Biographies by William Rostler, William Rotsler
2.0
Ugh. Embarrassing and disappointing at the same time. Riddled with errors and inconsistencies.
The cruelest cut comes at the end: The entire Uhura "biography" is her fawning over a random handsome man, in classic man-failing-miserably-to-write-a-woman-with-a-personality fashion. Truly pathetic.
The only remotely clever thing about this book is the Bibliography in the back that refers the reader to a host of Starfleet historical documents and articles meant to be the "sources" of the biographies. I was amused by that at least.
Avoid unless you're a cursed completionist like me.
The cruelest cut comes at the end: The entire Uhura "biography" is her fawning over a random handsome man, in classic man-failing-miserably-to-write-a-woman-with-a-personality fashion. Truly pathetic.
The only remotely clever thing about this book is the Bibliography in the back that refers the reader to a host of Starfleet historical documents and articles meant to be the "sources" of the biographies. I was amused by that at least.
Avoid unless you're a cursed completionist like me.