Nov 24, 2023
I'm trying to listen to a star trek audiobook but fuck man this is hard
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I'm trying to listen to a star trek audiobook but fuck man this is hard
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Spock: The original designer baby
Reading spocks world by @dianeduane and there's this line that made me stop and its probably me up past my bedtime reading again but on page 148
"one who pointed out Bugs was probably in violation of copyright"
If Earth and the federation have done away with capitalism what would that mean for interstellar copyright law. Does this mean mickey mouse and his clubhouse are finally public domain. The looney tunes could be THE STARS of starfleet training videos. We havent thought of the Muppets. Set Kermit loose on Vulcan plEASE
bro why are amanda and sarek actually really cute 😭😭 bonding over spicy food, amanda making sarek laugh for an hour straight, and thinking hes having a heart attack, them constantly quarelling in a rlly cute way.. dream couple tbh
most utopian part of star trek is that your pto rolls over to the next year
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Im trying to read spocks world by diane duane but she switched points of view to kirk and i got upset because i assumed the books was from vulcan perspectives only. I love the writing but I dont wanna read about kirk. So far my solution is to simply skip his parts but im not sure if my missing any vital storytelling. What should I do?
No offense to Kirk but I bought the book to trad about Spock and Vulcan. Not Kirk.
Am I being too silly?
Amanda!!!!
[Image ID: A photo of a passage from Spock’s World by Diane Duane. The passage reads: “The marriage was a quiet one, but the news was still greeted with astonishment on Earth. Sarek took it calmly. One particularly annoying newspaper, which published a slight alteration on Amanda’s headline— “I married a little green man!” -received an interesting riposte from Amanda, when she was interviewed on one of the broadcast news services shortly thereafter: “There is nothing little,” she said with great dignity, “About my husband.” End ID.]
Star Trek Book Review #2
Spock’s World by Diane Duane
Publish Date: 1988
Some thots:
Firstly, upon seeing the cover I immediately imagined an MTV Cribs Vulcan edition. Can’t you picture Spock saying “Weldome to my domicile. First I will show you my common area where I eat and work. Next is my sleeping quarters.”
Definitely an iconic work in the Trek literary canon. In short: Vulcan is voting on whether or not to secede from the Federation. Bring on the testimonies from various species about whether or not they should do this. Firstly, I think Duane utilizes the literary medium perfectly here. Two words: Vulcan Filibuster. No way would this work on screen, but here we are blessed with multi page monologues from various characters about Vulcan and whether it should maintain its relationship to the federation (and therefore: humans). McCoy unexpectedly shines in this book and it’s great to see him as an educated advocate— he might throw hella shade @ Spock but damn does the man do his homework when called for! Spock’s World also features several chapters which chronicle the evolution of the planet Vulcan which are at first boring (the planetary formations chapter is brutal unless u imagine it as pillow talk between Spock and Kirk), but build into an incredibly riveting legacy. Think Jack London’s “Before Adam” but transposed onto Vulcan. FASCINATING. These chapters detail Vulcan’s evolution from cavemen to Surak and beyond. Highlight: a chapter detailing Surak’s origin where Duane offers an extremely touching answer for why Vulcan men’s names start with an S- not sure if this originated with this book or not but it made me tear up. It’s a considerably beefier text than standard Trek books, clocking in at almost 400 pages (compared with the average 250-300 of most Trek novels) but the reader’s attention is well earned.
Is it gay? No. :-(
Should you read it? HELL YES.