In the meantime, I'm still reading Spock, Messiah! which doesn't mean I'm a slow reader (though I'm not necessarily a fast one) but only that I'm reading about ten or twelve books at once, which is my usual practice. I'm not sure what my next Star Trek novel will be after I finish with Messiah, but I've got my eye on one I saw at Barnes and Nobel called Troublesome Minds
, which looks as if it has Spock again succumbing to the influence of another powerful mind.via Dunner's
After watching that, I don't think a micro-sized Enterprise could have saved the day.
that I bought new. It's been in mothballs for who knows how long, and I'm just reading it now. It's a pretty good story, actually. A little controversial at the time for its sexual overtones, but the idea of implants to give crew members investigating a planet a direct link to the minds of the more primitive natives is interesting. For a neat site on just about every Trek book ever published, both fiction and non-fiction, check out 