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The Making of Star Trek (Paperback)
by Stephen Whitfield, Gene Roddenberry .
Star Trek Reference: Production History
Ballantine, May 1976.
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    • Star Trek Sketchbook (Trade Paperback)
    by Herbert F. Solow and Yvonne F. Fern.
    Star Trek Reference: Production History
    Pocket Books, 1997.
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    • Inside Star Trek: The Real Story (Trade Paperback)
    by Herbert F. Solow and Robert H. Justman.
    Star Trek Reference: Production History
    Pocket Books, 1997.
    Description from publisher or vendor: In early 1964, Herb Solow had just been hired to run television production for Lucille Ball's struggling Desilu Studios when he met a soft-spoken Texan named Gene Roddenberry. Thus begins the story of the incredible odyssey to make not just a series, but television history. This all-encompasing look at the making of Star Trek offers a wonderful, behind-the-scenes adventure that could have only been written by those who helped make the legend. Photos.
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    • Science Fiction TV: From the Twilight Zone to Deep Space Nine (Paperback)
    by James Van Hise.
    Star Trek Reference: Production History
    HarperCollins, June 1995.
    Description from publisher or vendor: On this lively, informative and opinionated history of the field's most celebrated successes and spectacular failures, Van Hise brings to life the stirring drama of SF's critical first 50 years on TV. It is the story of the startling and sudden transformation of American popular culture, as thrilling and suspenseful as any space opera. Previously published.
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    • The Art of Star Trek (Trade Paperback)
    by Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens.
    Star Trek Reference: Production History
    Pocket Books, 1997. 295 pages.
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    • Inside Star Trek: The Real Story (Cassettes)
    by Herbert F. Solow and Robert H. Justman.
    Star Trek Reference: Production History
    Pocket Books, Apr 1996.
    Description from publisher or vendor: In early 1964, Herb Solow had just been hired to run television production for Lucille Ball's struggling Desilu Studios when he met a soft-spoken Texan named Gene Roddenberry. Thus begins the story of the incredible odyssey to make not just a series, but television history. This all-encompasing look at the making of Star Trek offers a wonderful, behind-the-scenes adventure that could have only been written by those who helped make the legend. Photos.
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    • The Making of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Trade Paperback)
    by Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens.
    Star Trek Reference: Production History
    Pocket Books, 1994. 336 pages.
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    • Inside Star Trek: The Real Story (Hardcover)
    by Herbert F. Solow and Robert H. Justman.
    Star Trek Reference: Production History
    Pocket Books, 1996. 480 pages.
    Description from publisher or vendor: In early 1964, Herb Solow had just been hired to run television production for Lucille Ball's struggling Desilu Studios when he met a soft-spoken Texan named Gene Roddenberry. Thus begins the story of the incredible odyssey to make not just a series, but television history. This all-encompasing look at the making of Star Trek offers a wonderful, behind-the-scenes adventure that could have only been written by those who helped make the legend. Photos.
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    • The Art of Star Trek (Hardcover)
    by Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens.
    Star Trek Reference: Production History
    Pocket Books, 1995. 320 pages.
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    • The Art of Star Trek (Hardcover)
    by Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens.
    Star Trek Reference: Production History
    Pocket Books, 1995. 320 pages.
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