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“I have just finished reading THESE ARE THE VOYAGES (TOS) Season Two. The current book is written with the same meticulous eye for detail as the first volume... [Marc Cushman] has written with a dramatic flair; he is not just bombarding you with facts; you feel as if you are taken into the production offices and onto the soundstages; you feel as if you are a fly on the wall... STAR TREK was a phenomenon, and Marc Cushman’s two books (so far) shine a light that keeps the phenomenon glowing, while becoming a phenomenon in their own right. I’m anxious for Season Three.” — Ralph Senensky (Director of six-and-a-half episodes of Star Trek) ~ April 2014 |
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“Reading These are the Voyages is a delightful nostalgic trip back to the sound stages, production meetings, and controlled chaos that was STAR TREK, the original series. Marc Cushman's depth of research and attention to detail is stunning and accurate. These books are a massive accomplishment; they will become the Bible for all Trekkers and should be required reading for those seeking a career in series television.” — John Dwyer (Emmy Award-winning Set Decorator, also nominated for Star Trek) ~ April 2014 |
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* * * “How Marc Cushman put these books together is nothing short of visionary! He took each episode, dissected all the moving parts, and then put them together in a sequential way that revealed not only the heart and soul of each show, but the thread that tied the entire series into one package. Awesome!” — Bruce Mars (Actor, “Shore Leave” & “Assignment: Earth”) ~ April 2014 |
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“Before I read Marc Cushman's These Are The Voyages: Season One I was sure there was nothing I didn't already know about Star Trek, and I am so glad I was wrong! This book is filled with one revelation after another, and isn't just the final word on the making of Star Trek; it's an incredibly detailed historical document on how dramatic television series were created and produced in the 1960's. A fascinating read! I hope Cushman lives long enough and prospers so that he can cover the history of the entire franchise!”
— David A. Goodman (Executive Producer, Family Guy; Co-Executive Producer, Futurama; Consulting Producer, Star Trek: Enterprise) ~ March 2014 |