Star Trek: To The Stars : Autobiography of George Takei (Paperback)

from Othemts

Maybe the best Star Trek autobiography. Sulu was a great character, by Takei's life is all the more fascinating, including time spent in an internment camp, acting with John Wayne in The Green Beret, and running for public office in Los Angeles.

from buckeyebren

I had read this book and liked it because I had always been a fan of George. I then found out he was coming to town to lecture about racism toward the Asian Americans during World War II and how it affected his life. I was able to attend his lecture and chat with him that evening, purchasing a se...

from LibStaff2

An engaging autobiography of an admirable actor and activist. The recollection of his time spent in one of the Japanese American Internment camps and the anecdotes about the filming of Star Trek were the most intriguing parts for me, but really, the whole book is interesting (even the occasional ...

from zot79

A solid autobiography and memoir of growing up in an American internment camp and becoming a civic leader in addition to a well-known actor.

from Tullius22

Full disclosure: not a Trekkie. But I'll take this over some William Shatner novel, sure. Because it is a good memoir, because it gives you his memories; "Memory is a wily keeper of the past...."; "All memories now. All fleeting as the sand blowing past the window. All gone." And although the wri...