Books of Science fiction television programs
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Sci Fi Tv: From Twilight Zone to Deep Space Nine
By James Van HiseSadly , his oldest friend as a shy man who ultimately finds is too bitter to accept the notion . happiness with the beautiful inhabiRay Bradbury's “ I Sing The Body tant of an antique doll house . Electric ” was also adapted ...
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Star Trek: Technologies of Disappearance
By Alan N. ShapiroFocusing on the stories themselves, the author reveals the basic principles behind Star Trek that contest the ideology of mainstream technoscience, consumer culture, and liberal humanism promoted by Paramount Pictures.
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X-treme Possibilities: A Comprehensively Expanded Rummage Through Five Years of the X-files
By Paul Cornell, Martin Day, Keith Topping95 : ' Elegy ' US Transmission : 4 May 1997 UK Transmission : 29 June 1997 ( Sky One ) / 18 February 1998 ( BBC1 ) Writer : John Shiban Director : James Charleston Cast : Steven M. Porter ( Harold Spueler ) , Alex Bruhanski ( Angelo ...
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Star Wars: The Essential Atlas
By Jason Fry, Daniel WallaceThis work maps the entire 'Star Wars' galaxy. It takes readers on a trip that's out of this world, with star maps, information on all the planets, trouble spots, and trade routes.
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Trek: The Next Generation
By James Van HiseIncludes fictitious biographies of the characters, real life biographies of the actors who play them, and plot summaries of individual episodes.
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Star Trek: The Fall
By Dayton WardStar Trek: The Fall
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The Deep Space Log Book: A Second Season Companion : the Essential Unofficial Guide
By Mark A. Altman, Edward A. GrossA look behind the scenes of the second season of Sky TV's Deep Space 9. The book includes interviews with the cast, the special-effects team and the producers, and a complete episode guide giving credits and character profiles.
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Star Trek the Visual Dictionary
By Paul RuditisIts mission: to explore everything Star Trek, strange new worlds (and old ones), to seek out every character, ship and series, to boldly go where no book has gone before.Covering all five live-action television series, with full coverage of ...
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The Science Fiction Universe and Beyond: Syfy Channel Book of Sci-Fi
By Michael MalloryArranged chronologically, showing the progression of sci-fi over the decades, and delving into interesting back stories and trivia, this volume includes a variety of classic films and television shows, such as The Day the Earth Stood Still ...
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Whedonistas!: A Celebration of the Worlds of Joss Whedon by the Women Who Love Them
By VariousIn Whedonistas, a host of award-winning female writers and fans come together to celebrate the works of Joss Whedon (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, Firefly, Dollhouse, Doctor Horrible's Sing-Along Blog).
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Inside the Mind of Gene Roddenberry: The Creator of Star Trek
By Yvonne FernInside the Mind of Gene Roddenberry: The Creator of Star Trek
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X-treme Possibilities: A Paranoid Rummage Through the X-files
By Paul Cornell, Martin Day, Keith ToppingThe television series The X-Files has encouraged viewers to examine their perceptions of the paranormal. This volume casts an irreverent eye over the series, discussing it with its own trademark irony.
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The Encyclopedia of TV Science Fiction
By Roger FultonThe Encyclopedia of TV Science Fiction
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Time-travel Television: The Past from the Present, the Future from the Past
By Sherry Ginn, Gillian I. LeitchThis book explores how time travel has been used as a plot device in a number of television shows, including iconic programs like Doctor Who, Heroes, Lost, Quantum Leap, Red Dwarf, and the Star Trek franchise, among others.
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Stargate SG-1: The Ultimate Visual Guide
By Kathleen Ritter, Lindsay KentWith Earth threatened by extraterrestrial invasion, it's up to SG-1 to defend the planet. Get the inside scoop on the series and live the adventure.
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The Twilight Zone Scripts of Charles Beaumont: Volume one
By Charles BeaumontVolume 1 of the late Charles Beaumont's classic Twilight Zone scripts.
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British Science Fiction Television: A Hitchhiker's Guide
By Peter Wright, John R. CookThis pioneering book, written by leading writers in the field, gives for the first time a detailed national survey of this well-loved British TV genre.
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The Best of Trek
By Walter Irwin, G. B. Love... The IDIC Epidemic , by Jean Lorrah ( Feb. 88 ) **** A sequel to Vulcan Academy Murders , this story is centered around a community which truly practices IDIC ( Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations ) ; people from many worlds live ...
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The X-Files: The Official Collection - The Truth, Secrets & Lies
By Natalie ClubbThis volume collects together some of the best features and interviews from The official X-files magazine to celebrate one of the greatest conspiracy theories of all time.