She wrote so many great episodes :(

Picking this book up on eBay because it was written by Fontana. What are your thoughts on it? Does it clash with any of the new Disco era stuff?

Also interested in more Trek books penned by Original Series writers.

https://www.startrek.com/news/dc-fontana-1939-2019

> As a writer, Fontana is credited with many episodes focusing on Vulcan culture and helped blaze a trail for female writers in sci-fi television. She is the mind behind The Original Series and The Animated Series episodes like “Yesteryear” and “Journey to Babel,” which introduced Spock’s father Sarek and mother Amanda.

http://www.thesearethevoyagesbooks.com/why-he-wrote-the-books.html

> I'd say that about 30% of the info out there on TOS -- on the internet, in other books and articles -- is false. There is a remarkable amount of folklore about the history of Star Trek, which has been reported in other sources as if true, while so many unknown facts have been left unreported. For one, the writers whose names appear on the screen often did less than 50% of the work on particular episodes. Gene Roddenberry rewrote the first 13 episodes of TOS almost entirely. Gene Coon handled much of the rewriting after that and, between himself and Dorothy Fontana, and Roddenberry, a good percentage of the dialogue we heard in every episode came from their typewriters, without credit.

https://preview.redd.it/hufyol1a1h241.jpg?width=400&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4042682d825a97573feb777f3bc9e49ffb15f177

https://www.amazon.com/Vulcans-Glory-Star-Trek-Original-ebook/dp/B000FC0WEM

>Vulcan's Glory is the tale of Spock's struggle to reconcile his many obligations -- those forced on him by his Vulcan heritage, and those chosen by him upon his enlistment in Starfleet -- to balance the wishes of others against the desires of his own heart.