“Star Trek: The Original Series: Identity Theft” Review by Treknews.net

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In the vast library of Star Trek: The Original Series fiction, Pavel Chekov is frequently relegated to the background. He’s the capable navigator who occasionally makes a joke about Russian history and ingenuity, but rarely drives the plot. In Greg Cox’s Identity Theft, published by Simon & Schuster and available now, that dynamic is happily inverted. In a book that claims to celebrate the 60th anniversary of The Original Series, Cox delivers a narrative that places Chekov squarely in the center of the action, providing a welcome and overdue deep dive into one of the franchise’s characters who is often overlooked.

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Adam Selvidge
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