by Robert Picardo, Illustrations by Jeff Yagher
Pocket Books, April, 2002.
Trade Paperback, 82 pages.
ISBN: 0743437918

One of the most entertaining characters on
Star Trek:
Voyager was the Doctor, who was so ably portrayed
by Robert Picardo. Written in character as the Doctor himself,
the
Hologram's Handbook is a wildly entertaining guide to the
philosophy, life and loves of Voyager's Emergency
Medical Hologram. His views on the rest of the
crew, odd human habits and his own magnificence are
all hilariously detailed in the Doctor's own, unmistakable
voice. Particularly funny is the chapter entitled,
"Anatomical Correctness: The Program Upgrade of Kings."
This is a must-have for any
Voyager fan.
Picardo is a natural writer, and we cannot but hope that
he will venture further into the world of publishing.
Star Trek Voyager: The Hologram's Handbook is available for purchase on
Amazon.com
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This review was published in the May, 2002 of The Internet Writing Journal.
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