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The Company of Humans
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| Title: | The Company of Humans |
| Publisher: | Bristol Star Fleet Registry, at some point it was agented/distributed by Bill Hupe |
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| Author(s): | Charlotte Allery |
| Cover Artist(s): | Jim Mortimore |
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| Date(s): | 1987, 1992 (reprint by Bill Hupe) |
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| Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS |
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The Company of Humans is a 60-page Star Trek: TOS novel written by Charlotte Allery.
Summary
From Bill Hupe's catalog, which in turn is from the publisher:
On a routine survey mission to the planet Eta-Sagron III, Captain Kirk is knocked unconscious by a blow to the head. The concussion revives long-buried memories of his wife Mirimanee and the anguish he suffered at her death. Later, still concussed and now separated from his crew deep into a thick forest, he meets the young woman Sigyn and her wolf-life companion, Fenrir. Sigyn is able to listen to his troubles and comfort his pain, but she and Fenrir share an incredible secret.