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| − | '''Paul Ruditis''' is a ''[[Star Trek]]'' author. |
+ | '''Paul Ruditis''' is a ''[[Star Trek]]'' author. In addition to authoring books, he worked as an approval editor for [[Paramount Pictures]] for the [[Last Unicorn Games]] [[games|RPG]], taking over from [[Chip Carter]]. |
| + | Ruditis was born and raised in Philadelphia. |
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| ⚫ | He started his Hollywood career as a tour guide at Paramount before working his way up the studio ranks to the publishing division, where he managed movie and television tie-ins. He has produced tie-ins to numerous other franchises, including ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'' and ''[[Battlestar Galactica]]''. |
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==Writing credits== |
==Writing credits== |
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* ''Star Trek'' [[novels]] |
* ''Star Trek'' [[novels]] |
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| − | ** [[Pocket ENT|ENT]]: '' |
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| + | *''Star Trek'' picture books |
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| + | ** ''[[A Very Klingon Khristmas]]'' |
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* ''Star Trek'' reference works |
* ''Star Trek'' reference works |
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| + | ** ''[[Broken Bow (novel)]]'' – "Behind the Scenes of Enterprise" bonus chapter |
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| + | ** {{voyc}} |
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| + | ** ''[[The Star Trek Book]] – Strange New Worlds Boldly Explained'' |
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| + | * ''Star Trek'' calendars |
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| + | ** ''[[Star Trek Daily Calendar (2015)]]'' |
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| + | ** ''[[Star Trek Daily Calendar (2016)]]'' |
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* Non-''Star Trek'' novels |
* Non-''Star Trek'' novels |
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| − | ** '' |
+ | ** ''Roswell'' (TV series novelization) |
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+ | ** ''Sabrina: The Teenage Witch'' (TV series novelization) |
| + | * Non-''Star Trek'' reference works |
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| + | ** ''Angel'' (official episode guides) |
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| + | ** ''Bones'' (official episode & "making-of" guides) |
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| + | ** ''Battlestar Galactica Vault'', April 2015 |
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| + | ** ''Prison Break'' (official episode guides) |
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==External links== |
==External links== |
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* {{Wikipedia}} |
* {{Wikipedia}} |
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Latest revision as of 04:25, 6 January 2021
Real world article
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Paul Ruditis is a Star Trek author. In addition to authoring books, he worked as an approval editor for Paramount Pictures for the Last Unicorn Games RPG, taking over from Chip Carter.
Ruditis was born and raised in Philadelphia.
He started his Hollywood career as a tour guide at Paramount before working his way up the studio ranks to the publishing division, where he managed movie and television tie-ins. He has produced tie-ins to numerous other franchises, including Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Battlestar Galactica.
Writing credits
- Star Trek novels
- Star Trek picture books
- Star Trek reference works
- Broken Bow (novel) – "Behind the Scenes of Enterprise" bonus chapter
- Star Trek: Voyager Companion
- The Star Trek Book – Strange New Worlds Boldly Explained
- Star Trek: The Visual Dictionary
- Star Trek calendars
- Non-Star Trek novels
- Roswell (TV series novelization)
- Sabrina: The Teenage Witch (TV series novelization)
- Non-Star Trek reference works
- Angel (official episode guides)
- Bones (official episode & "making-of" guides)
- Charmed (official episode guides)
- Battlestar Galactica Vault, April 2015
- Prison Break (official episode guides)
External links
- PaulRuditis.com – author's website
- Paul Ruditis at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works
- Paul Ruditis at Wikipedia
- Paul Ruditis at SF-Encyclopedia.com