Please donate to help save PopMatters. We are moving to WordPress in January out of necessity and need your help.

A History of the Future: 'Star Trek: The Complete Unauthorized History'

Books like this can give fans and historians context and insight, but at their worst they’re little more than obituaries, an account of what’s been lost.

                                      
Theatre
    
        O Captain! My Captain! Going Where No Octogenarian Has Gone Before
    
Greg Carpenter

        15 Dec 2011

Recent

Features

Collapse Expand Features

BROWSE ALL ALBUM REVIEWS

Reviews

Collapse Expand Reviews

PM Picks

Collapse Expand Pm Picks

A History of the Future: 'Star Trek: The Complete Unauthorized History'

Books like this can give fans and historians context and insight, but at their worst they’re little more than obituaries, an account of what’s been lost.

O Captain! My Captain! Going Where No Octogenarian Has Gone Before

The Flaming Lips' Wayne Coyne on Worry, Freetime, and His Band's New "Head" Trip

Amanda Gorman's History Lesson: An Inaugural Poem in the Shadow of White Supremacy

On Jean-Luc Godard's Game of Despair, 'Pierrot le fou'

Heart's Nancy Wilson Takes Solo Turn for 'You and Me'

Sleaford Mods' 'Spare Ribs' Offers a Rich and Welcome Catharsis

The Artless Losers: Trump and Monty Python's Black Knight

Star Wars Alternate Endings That Give Padmé Dignity

Is Miles Davis' 'Bitches Brew' a Tradition-Carrier or a Sellout?

Rhye's 'Home' Is Ambitious in Approach

Post-rocker Chris Brokaw Is Onto Something with 'Puritan'

Paul McCartney Goes Back to the Home Studio for 'McCartney III'

Buzzcocks Beat the Bootleggers with 'Late for the Train'

On Jean-Luc Godard's Game of Despair, 'Pierrot le fou'

Sleaford Mods' 'Spare Ribs' Offers a Rich and Welcome Catharsis

Visual Culture's Power Over You