Perry's Planet is a Star Trek novel, a TOS adventure from Bantam Books in February 1980. This was the 11th of 13 full-length novels in the Bantam TOS series, and the first of three released after the license to commission new stories had been passed to Pocket Books for the numbered series that began with TOS novelization: The Motion Picture in 1979. This was the only Star Trek book by author Jack C. Haldeman II, brother of Joe Haldeman.
Description[]
- Planet of perilous peace.
- Kirk, Spock, Scotty and the Enterprise crew face battle with the Klingons in a strange world ruled by a "human" who's been dead for 300 years! Soon the entire crew has fallen under the planet's mysterious force—stripped of their power to wage war—as the subhuman Immunes advance… and the Klingon legions hover overhead!
Summary[]
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References[]
Characters[]
- Ami • Bischoff • Christine Chapel • Pavel Chekov • Kelly Davis • Dawn • Flagstone • Huff • Joan • Jon • James T. Kirk • Kirl • Korol • Kukar • Leonard McCoy • Mika • Wade Moody • Nason • Wayne Perry • Larry Propp • Rus • Montgomery Scott • Shaw • Spock • Hikaru Sulu • Nyota Uhura
- Referenced only
- Devil • Joe • Khall • Mike
Starships and vehicles[]
Locations[]
- Altair IV • Council Chambers • The Crossroads Tavern • Earth • hell • New Enid • Palvin • Perry's planet • Ponca II • Sol system • Starbase 6 • Starfleet Academy • Starfleet Headquarters • Tombstone • Vulcan • Waycross
Races and cultures[]
States and organizations[]
- Blues • Council • Federation Council • Klingon Empire • Klingon High Command • Reds • Starfleet • Starfleet Command • United Federation of Planets
Other references[]
- Articles of Confederation • bed • beer • cairn • cards • cat • chair • chewing gum • coat hanger • cork • Davis cofactor • desk • Dexter's disease • dilithium • Dimian brandy • dog • dried mako • duck • hologram • ion drive • Klingon two-step • knife • oak • lion • mind-meld • mouse • oil • Organian Peace Treaty • peacekeeper virus • perscan device • phaser • priest • ramjet • roller-coaster • scarf • slacks • sword • tape cassette • tricorder • water • work credit disk
Chronology[]
- 1969 (300 years before 2269)
- Wayne Perry and friends depart the Sol system. (Event referenced throughout the story.)
- Stardate 6827.3
- James T. Kirk notes recent visits the USS Enterprise made to the planets Waycross and Tombstone. Kirk laments the loss of crewmembers, the duration of his current mission, and the Klingon Korol's pursuit of him. (Chapter 1)
- Stardate 6831.4
- Starfleet Command orders the USS Enterprise to Perry's planet.
- Stardate 6835.1
- The crew of the USS Enterprise discover the true nature of the planet Perry's planet and Wayne Perry's hologram's nefarious plot.
- Stardate 6845.3
- Korol is neutralized as a threat using the peacekeeper virus and the Klingon Empire denies all knowledge of his actions.
Appendices[]
Related stories[]
- Klingon priests also play an important role in TOS novel: World Without End.
Images[]
Connections[]
Timeline[]
published order | ||
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Previous novel: Devil World |
TOS unnumbered novels | Next novel: The Galactic Whirlpool |
Previous novel: The Starless World |
Star Trek Adventures | Next novel: Mudd's Angels |
chronological order | ||
Previous adventure: Devil World |
Pocket Books Timeline | Next adventure: Death's Angel |
Previous adventure: Allegiance in Exile |
Memory Beta Chronology | Next adventure: Death's Angel |
Previous story: Allegiance in Exile |
Voyages of the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701), Year Four | Next story: Death's Angel |
Publication history[]
- February 1980
- First published by Bantam Books. (ISBN 0-553-13580-5)
- September 1984
- Third printing by Bantam, cover by Enric Torres-Prat. (ISBN 0-553-24193-1)
- February 1994
- Printed in Great Britain as Star Trek Adventures #4, cover by Alister Pearson. (Titan Books, ISBN 9781852865092)
- March 1996
- Fourth printing by Bantam Spectra, cover by Kazuhiko Sano. (ISBN 0-553-24193-1)
Translations[]
- April 1985
- German: As Captain Perrys Planet, #366 in Terra series, translated by Lore Straßl, cover by Oliviero Berni. (Moewig, ISBN 978-3-8118-3406-4)
- 1987
- Japanese: As 惑星ペリーの謎, translated by Hiroshi Saito. (Hayakawa Bunko)
- 1992
- German: As Perrys Planet, Raumschiff Enterprise #28, translated by Hermann Martlreiter, cover by Eddie Jones. (Goldmann, ISBN 9783442236510)
External link[]
- Perry's Planet article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.