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I guessed you would say that.
Death in Paradise uses one pretty much every episode
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Very odd - but then we got loads of tie-in stuff sent over for shows hardly known here, if at all!
As with old DWs, I have the books here if you need stuff checked
Are you sure there was a Corgi edition over here in 1967 for a show that wasn't on TV?
IIRC I think she was writing a lot of the first drafts of the later adaptations anyway?
Which isn't too surprising, as the books were continuing to come out
Oh he definitely did - we have Sulu in stories where he was replaced in the final versions by Chekov. Only once did he rewrite the ending cos it was stupid...
A factor here is also that we're talking 1969-70-71; the books were published by Bantam in New York, with Blish living over here. I would be very surprised if he saw that many revised versions once it was in the system there.
What's dafter about this change (Blish just says it goes through various hands, rather than actually blaming the copyeditor) is that the first chapter is called McCoy Without Bones...
Intro to Star Trek 6
Books currently behind something I can no longer easily move but will check when I can 2/2
Memory Alpha: An editor at Bantam copyedited Kirk's reference to McCoy from "Bones" to "Doc", apparently being unfamiliar with the reference to McCoy's oft-used on-screen nickname. Author James Blish wrote a piece about the error in the introduction of a later novelization. 1/2
In one of the intros to the later Trek books.... let me check
When I moved after my marriage breakdown passed loads of my Trek stuff to other people, but kept all the Blish adaptations, Alan Dean Foster Logs, and the Corgi/Bantam books... can't say I'll ever put myself through The Fate of the Phoenix again though
Blish himself noted that there was a lot of editorial interference in this - Bones is incorrectly addressed etc. I think it's a little better than suggested here, but I wholeheartedly agree that Planet of Judgment is the standout of those early Bantam/Corgi novels
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