Star Trek Log (book series)

Star Trek Logs is a series of short story anthologies written and edited by Alan Dean Foster based on episodes from Star Trek: The Animated Series. The series was initially published by Ballantine Books from 1974 until 1978, with new printings of all ten volumes continuing until 1996. Foster's adaptations include new story elements which linked each of the stories into a continuous narrative, even when the episodes they were based on did not interconnect or have any serialized plots or characters.

Adaptations

Title	Released	Publisher	ISBN
Star Trek Log One	June 1974	Ballantine Books	ISBN 0-345-24014-6
Adaptation of "Beyond the Farthest Star", teleplay by Samuel A. Peeples. Adaptation of "Yesteryear", teleplay by D. C. Fontana. Adaptation of "One of Our Planets Is Missing", teleplay by Marc Daniels.
Star Trek Log Two	September 1974	Ballantine Books	ISBN 0-345-24184-3
Adaptation of "The Survivor", teleplay by James Schermer. Adaptation of "The Lorelei Signal", teleplay by Margaret Armen. Adaptation of "The Infinite Vulcan", teleplay by Walter Koenig.
Star Trek Log Three	January 1975	Ballantine Books	ISBN 0-345-24260-2
Adaptation of "Once Upon a Planet", teleplay by Len Janson and Chuck Menville. Adaptation of "Mudd's Passion", teleplay by Stephen Kandel. Adaptation of "The Magicks of Megas-tu", teleplay by Larry Brody.
Star Trek Log Four	May 1975	Ballantine Books	ISBN 0-345-24435-4
Adaptation of"The Terratin Incident", teleplay by Paul Schneider. Adaptation of "Time Trap", teleplay by Joyce Perry. Adaptation of "More Tribbles, More Troubles", teleplay by David Gerrold.
Star Trek Log Five	July 1975	Ballantine Books	ISBN 0-345-24532-6
Adaptation of "The Ambergris Element", teleplay by Margaret Armen. Adaptation of "The Pirates of Orion", teleplay by Howard Weinstein. Adaptation of "The Jihad", teleplay by Stephen Kandel.
Star Trek Log Six	May 1976	Ballantine Books	ISBN 0-345-24655-1
Adaptation of "Albatross", teleplay by Dario Finelli. Adaptation of "The Practical Joker", teleplay by Chuck Menville. Adaptation of "How Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth", teleplay by Russell Bates and David Wise.
Star Trek Log Seven	June 1976	Ballantine Books	ISBN 0-345-24965-8
Novelization of "The Counter-Clock Incident", teleplay by John Culver.
Star Trek Log Eight	August 1976	Ballantine Books	ISBN 0-345-25141-5
Novelization of "The Eye of the Beholder", teleplay by David P. Harmon.
Star Trek Log Nine	February 1977	Ballantine Books	ISBN 0-345-25557-7
Novelization of "Bem", teleplay by David Gerrold.
Star Trek Log Ten	January 1978	Ballantine Books	ISBN 0-345-27212-9
Novelization of "Slaver Weapon", teleplay by Larry Niven.

Omnibus Editions

Del Rey released two sets of omnibus editions, first in 1993 which excluded Log Ten, and again in 1996 including all volumes. The 1996 editions were re-released by Random House as part of their discount line in 1998. In 1995, Pocket Books released three volumes of omnibus editions in UK and Australia, with three logs reprinted in the first two volumes and four in the last.

Del Ray reprinted the adaptations in five omnibus volumes, as part of Star Trek's 40th Anniversary celebrations. Included was a serialized essay by Alan Dean Foster.

Del Ray/Ballantine

• Star Trek Log One/Log Two/Log Three, January 1993 ISBN 0-345-38247-1
• Star Trek Log Four/Log Five/Log Six, July 1993 ISBN 0-345-38522-5
• Star Trek Log Seven/Log Eight/Log Nine, August 1993 ISBN 0-345-38561-6
• Star Trek: Log One & Two, September 1996 ISBN 0-345-40939-6
• Star Trek: Log Three & Four, September 1996 ISBN 0-345-40940-X
• Star Trek: Log Five & Six, September 1996 ISBN 0-345-40941-8
• Star Trek: Log Seven & Eight, September 1996 ISBN 0-345-40942-6
• Star Trek: Log Nine & Ten, September 1996 ISBN 0-345-40943-4

Pocket Books (UK)

• Star Trek Logs 1 - 3, April 1995 ISBN 0-671-85403-8
• Star Trek Logs 4 - 6, May 1995 ISBN 0-671-85404-6
• Star Trek Logs 7 - 10, June 1995 ISBN 0-671-85405-4