Book
A book was a collected set of information, on either fictional or non-fictional topics. Originally, books consisted of a number of pages bound together, with informational content written or printed onto them. These were known as paper books. As technology developed, books became available in electronic form to be viewed on PADDs or computer terminals. Books were sometimes discussed in social settings through book clubs. () Physical, non-electronic, bound books were still produced in the 23rd and 24th centuries, but were relatively rare, encountered as specialty items or antiques. ()

Captain Jonathan Archer kept several books on his desk and his  in his ready room aboard . (, )

In the 31st century of another alternate timeline,  and Captain Jonathan Archer found a library filled with paper books. This was an indication to Daniels that something was very wrong, as all of the data in the library was supposed to be stored electronically. ()

In 2256, when Michael Burnham was unpacking her belongings in her new quarters on , her new roommate Sylvia Tilly was surprised to see that she had a "book", that is, an antique physical copy of Alice in Wonderland. ()

In 2266, when  Captain James T. Kirk was officiating the (ultimately interrupted) wedding of Angela Martine and Robert Tomlinson, a book was on a lectern before him. ()

On Kirk's birthday in 2285, Spock gifted Kirk, who was a Starfleet admiral at that point, the book A Tale of Two Cities. ()

Captain Jean-Luc Picard had a collection with Shakespeare's s in the form of a book displayed in his ready room aboard the . ()

In 2366, when Ensign Wesley Crusher had a date with Suzanne Dumont, Lieutenant Commander Geordi La Forge expressed doubt at the possibility that anything would happen between the two, to which Crusher retorted, "At least I'm not spending the night with a good book like some people." La Forge replied that he'd get more action out of a good book than he'd ever see on the date. Though unaware of it at the time, their hostility towards each other was actually being caused by negative emotions produced by Sarek, who was on-board the Enterprise at the time and losing control due to Bendii Syndrome. ()

After Vash returned from the Gamma Quadrant in 2369, she thought about writing a book about all the civilizations she had encountered there. ()

Benjamin Sisko told his son, Jake, that all books by Galileo Galilei were burned after he was found guilty by the Inquisition. ()

Miles O'Brien introduced Odo to 20th century crime novels, and Odo was later seen reading them on PADDs several times, including Kiss Me Deadly. ()

In an alternate timeline, Jake Sisko published two books. ()

In 2376, Tom Paris rejected the idea of recreating the Fair Haven holoprogram from scratch, as he felt that it would be like re-writing a novel after the sole copy of the data file was deleted – "All the details, the nuances, they're all gone." ()

Genres 
 Comic book
 Crime novel
 Detective novel
 Holocomic
 Holo-novel
 Mystery novel
 Novella
 Romance novel
 Science fiction novel

Literature 

Bajoran
Book of the Kosst Amojan

Gaudaal's Lament
Kitara's Song
Cardassian
Meditations on a Crimson Shadow

Fabrini
Book of the People
 Ferengi
 Oo-mox for Fun and Profit 
Human
Amazing Detective Stories (magazine series)

Anslem

Chicago Mobs of the Twenties

Cold Moon Over Blackwater
Collected Stories
Comparative Alien Physiology
Cosmos A-to-Z

Gray's Anatomy
Hamlet
Holy Bible
Hotel Royale
How to Advance Your Career Through Marriage

I, the Jury
Incredible TalesKiss Me DeadlyLes MisérablesThe Little MermaidMoby DickThe Monster at the End of This BookParadise LostParadise RegainedPinocchioThrough the Looking GlassUlyssesKlingonTalaxianSelected Works of JirexEldaxon's Collected FolkloreVulcanA Cave Beyond Logic: Vulcan Perspectives on Platonic ThoughtClash on the Fire PlainsDictates of Poetics"Falor's Journey"UnknownDown the River LightFinding and Winning your Perfect MateNightingale Woman''

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