George Takei Books in Order

George Takei traces his life from childhood imprisonment in Japanese American internment camps to playing Sulu in Star Trek. His autobiography combines personal history with memories of the series, its cast and the work behind his acting career.

George Takei recounts his emergence as a social-media personality through Twitter, YouTube and Facebook. Mixing humor with observations about online audiences, he explores the posts, shared jokes and interactions that helped him connect with millions of fans.

George Takei returns to internet culture with meme collections and commentary ranging from Grumpy Cat to Siri. He also considers trolls, spam and hostile reactions, asking what online sharing reveals about an increasingly connected world.

George Takei recounts his childhood imprisonment in American incarceration camps during World War II. This graphic memoir follows his family’s experiences behind barbed wire and considers how legalized racism shaped his understanding of democracy, belonging, and equal rights.

George Takei recalls being forced from his California home into incarceration camps as a young child during World War II. Through his family’s efforts to protect one another, this illustrated account explores childhood resilience and the injustice of racial persecution.

George Takei recounts decades of concealing his sexuality, his decision to come out at sixty-eight, and life afterward. This graphic memoir connects his acting career and activism with love, loss, and the changing circumstances of LGBTQ people in America.