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The Three-Minute Universe

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1988
1994
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13 Chapters
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Copyright © 1988 Paramount Pictures
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"The galaxy is on fire," said Captain James T. Kirk.
May contain spoilers
The Enterprise went home, leaving the universe next door to develop in its own time and, as it always should have been, in its own space.
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Added: 12-Jul-2005
Last Updated: 09-Apr-2020

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 01-Aug-1988
Pocket Books
Mass Market Paperback
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Date Issued:
01-Aug-1988
Format:
Mass Market Paperback
Cover Price:
$4.95
Pages*:
265
Read:
Once
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Internal ID:
509
Publisher:
ISBN:
0-671-74358-9
ISBN-13:
978-0-671-74358-1
Country:
United States
Language:
English
THE THREE-MINUTE UNIVERSE

The Sackers.  In all Captian James T. Kirk's travels, he has never found a race more universally shunned and abhorred.  Their mere appearance causes most Federation members to become violently ill.

Now the Sackers have performed a deed whose brutality matches their horrifying exterior.  They have stolen a revolutionary new scientific device - murdering an entire race in the process - and used it to create a rip in the fabric of space, a hole through which another universe is rapidly leaking.  Unless Captain Kirk and the crew of the Enterprise™ can find a way to stop the new universe's expansion, it will consume - and utterly destroy - our own.
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Barbara Paul  
Birth: 05 Jun 1931 Maysville, Kentucky, USA

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  • Page numbers on this site are for the end of the main story. I normally do not include appendices, extra material, and other miscellaneous stuff at the end of the book in the page count.






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