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The Hologram's Handbook
Author: | Robert Picardo |
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Pocket Books, 2002 |
Series: | Star Trek: Voyager |
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Book Type: | Novel |
Genre: | Science-Fiction |
Sub-Genre Tags: | Space Opera |
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Synopsis
Perfectly capturing the wry sensibility and sarcastic wit of his popular on-screen character, Robert "The Hologram Doctor" Picardo delivers a tongue-in-cheek guide to life in the digital universe.
THE HOLOGRAM'S HANDBOOK is precisely the book for which Voyager fans have been waiting -- whether they realise it or not. Written by Robert Picardo in the unmistakably tart-tongued manner of his popular alter ego, Voyager's Emergency Medical Hologram Doctor, this manual for laypersons of all persuasions opens an unprecedented window on the world of holographic reality.
Featuring lively illustrations throughout, THE HOLOGRAM'S HANDBOOK serves as an indispensible manual for holographic beings who are struggling to survive in an unforgiving organic world. The book also offers a collection of comic insights and guidelines for the enlightened organic reader on how to better interact with and understand holographic beings.
Robert Picardo brought the EMH to vivid and unforgettable life on screen -- who better to recreate that distinctive style in print? His portrayal became an instant hit with viewers, and those who tuned in every week to enjoy the Doctor's pithy comments will welcome the chance to savour his words of wit on every page.
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