The Art of the Impossible

Summary

The Art of the Impossible is a literary work^[1].

Key Facts

• The Art of the Impossible authored Keith R. A. DeCandido^[2].
• The Art of the Impossible's instance of is recorded as literary work^[3].
• The Art of the Impossible's instance of is recorded as Star Trek novel^[4].
• The Art of the Impossible's genre is recorded as science fiction^[5].
• The Art of the Impossible's part of the series is recorded as The Lost Era^[6].
• The Art of the Impossible's Open Library ID is recorded as OL999482W^[7].
• The Art of the Impossible's characters is recorded as Worf^[8].
• The Art of the Impossible's characters is recorded as Lwaxana Troi^[9].
• The Art of the Impossible's characters is recorded as Sergey Rozhenko^[10].
• The Art of the Impossible's characters is recorded as Mogh^[11].
• The Art of the Impossible's characters is recorded as Kor^[12].
• The Art of the Impossible's characters is recorded as K'mpec^[13].
• The Art of the Impossible's characters is recorded as Helena Rozhenko^[14].
• The Art of the Impossible's characters is recorded as Enabran Tain^[15].
• The Art of the Impossible's characters is recorded as Deanna Troi^[16].
• The Art of the Impossible's characters is recorded as T'Prynn^[17].
• The Art of the Impossible's characters is recorded as Q63522254^[18].
• The Art of the Impossible's characters is recorded as Sarek^[19].
• The Art of the Impossible's characters is recorded as Danig Kell^[20].
• The Art of the Impossible's characters is recorded as Kang^[21].
• The Art of the Impossible's has edition or translation is recorded as The Art of the Impossible^[22].
• The Art of the Impossible's has edition or translation is recorded as The Art of the Impossible^[23].
• The Art of the Impossible's has edition or translation is recorded as The Art of the Impossible^[24].
• The Art of the Impossible's narrative location is recorded as Organia^[25].
• The Art of the Impossible's narrative location is recorded as Praxis^[26].

Body

Works and Contributions

The Art of the Impossible authored Keith R. A. DeCandido^[2].