From the name of Captain James T. Kirk's brother (3 letters) to the name of the latest Star Trek feature film's villain (7 letters) this crossword puzzle book covers every corner of the intergalactic phenomenon that has captivated fans for more than thirty years. With fifty new puzzles to conquer, this second volume of STAR TREK CROSSWORDS will engage, delight and entertain both casual viewer and diehard Trekker alike.
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John M. Samson is a well known creator of crossword puzzles whose work has appeared in the New York Times in addition to numerous other publications.
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Star Trek Crosswords Book 2 - Fantastic and fascinating!,
By K. Wyatt "ssintrepid" (Cape Girardeau, MO United States) - See all my reviews (VINE VOICE) (REAL NAME)
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"50 enterprising new crosswords to challenge your Star Trek knowledge."Being a dyed in the wool Star Trek fan, the first installment of the Star Trek Crosswords book was an easy choice just as this second installment was! Although crossword books aren't my normal fare, those that are replete with some of the most intriguing Star Trek trivia most certainly are. Replete with well thought out and designed crossword puzzles using Star Trek trivia from all fives series and the movies, Star Trek Crosswords Book 2 will entertain you for hours as you find yourself delving deep into your own personal memory banks to come up with the words for these clever puzzles that are just as easily accessible to the casual Star Trek fans as they are to the die hard fans. Fear not though, for if you do find yourself stumped, the answer keys to all fifty of these incredible crossword puzzles are in the back. For the more intrepid of fans, like me, the true stumpers can be solved via other great Star Trek "extras" such as the various series "Companions" or the latest editions of the "Star Trek Encyclopedias." High praise and accolades go to John M. Samson the editor and Sam Bellotto Jr. and Raymond Hamel for their efforts in designing these fantastic crossword puzzles for this second Star Trek Crossword book! I highly recommend this and the first Star Trek Crosswords book to any and all fans of Star Trek; casual or die hard, all will enjoy the opportunity to challenge themselves with these latest crosswords! {ssintrepid}
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Star Trek Crosswords Book 2 - Too hard for me!,
By "sneva1701" (Richardson, TX United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Star Trek Crosswords Book 2 (Star Trek (Numbered Paperback)) (Spiral-bound)
As a long time watcher of all the Star Trek shows and movies, I thought this would be great fun. Who knew that you would need to know the name of every Klingon battle cruiser that ever appeared in an episode or movie to be able to complete a puzzle? I love the shows and I love the movies but I think there must be only 100 people in the country who could complete one of these puzzle and unfortunately, I'm not one of them.
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1. I.K.S _-H'a, Klingon ship in "The Chase" [TNG] Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Raymond Hamel, Star Trek, First Contact, Friday's Child, Deep Space Nine, The Homecoming, The Way, The Wrath of Khan, Patterns of Force, The Motion Picture, Prophet Motive, The Undiscovered Country, Captain's Holiday, Starship Mine, The Empath, The Voyage Home, Jake Sisko, Past Tense, Piece of the Action, The Arsenal of Freedom, The Game, The Icarus Factor, Favorite Son, Miles O'Brien, Rightful Heir New!
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1. I.K.S _-H'a, Klingon ship in "The Chase" [TNG] Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Raymond Hamel, Star Trek, First Contact, Friday's Child, Deep Space Nine, The Homecoming, The Way, The Wrath of Khan, Patterns of Force, The Motion Picture, Prophet Motive, The Undiscovered Country, Captain's Holiday, Starship Mine, The Empath, The Voyage Home, Jake Sisko, Past Tense, Piece of the Action, The Arsenal of Freedom, The Game, The Icarus Factor, Favorite Son, Miles O'Brien, Rightful Heir New!
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- The Way of the Warrior (American Indians) by Thomas H. Flaherty on page 6, and page 28
- The Enemy Within by Kenneth J. Jones on page 16
- A Matter of Honor by Jeffrey Archer on page 31
- Dagger Of The Mind by Bob Shaw on page 11
- Second Chances by Alice Adams on page 17
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