The Autobiography of Mr. Spock
The Autobiography of Mr. Spock, subtitled The Life of a Federation Legend, is a forthcoming reference book produced by Titan Books structured as an in-universe autobiography of Spock. 

First announced with a  release date associated with author David A. Goodman, it was later promoted as edited by Una McCormack with a revised release date in .

Summary 
Solicitation blurb
The Autobiography of Mr. Spock tells the story of one of Starfleet's finest officers, and one of the Federation's most celebrated citizens. Half human and half Vulcan, the book, written in Spock's own words, follows his difficult childhood on the planet ; his enrollment at Starfleet Academy; his adventures with Captain Kirk and the crew of the Starship Enterprise; his diplomatic triumphs with the Klingons and Romulans; and his death and amazing resurrection on the Genesis Planet. We meet the friends he's made, the women he's loved, and experience the triumphs and tragedies of a life and career that spanned a century. His struggle to find his place in the universe is one we can all relate to.

Background information 
 To get Spock's "voice right", author Una McCormack researched beyond Star Trek source material into Adam Nimoy's documentary For the Love of Spock and Leonard Nimoy's memoirs I Am Not Spock and I Am Spock. 
 The book includes Dr. Leonard McCoy's recipes for a mint julep and bean stew, developed by Mark Poynton, a chef friend of McCormack's. 
 The novel gives Una's surname as Chin-Riley, which would later be made canon in .

Star Trek literature