Unlike most holonovels, Photons Be Free did not react to the appearance of the person running the program beyond providing a sciences division uniform. The EMH was always referred to as having been made in the image of a male Human, regardless of the actual gender or species of the person playing the program.
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| - Unlike most holonovels, Photons Be Free did not react to the appearance of the person running the program beyond providing a sciences division uniform. The EMH was always referred to as having been made in the image of a male Human, regardless of the actual gender or species of the person playing the program.
- Photons Be Free was a holonovel written by The Doctor in 2378 and later altered by Tom Paris. (VOY: "Author, Author") Leeroy Jenkins kept a copy of the holonovel in her coffin when she died. (RIS Bouteina: "Take Me Out to the Zoo")
- Photons Be Free was a holonovel created in the year 2377 by The Doctor, the EMH of the USS Voyager, to portray the difficulties of life as a hologram. In the novel, the viewer would take on the role of the EMH and would be mistreated by the crew of the ship, the USS Vortex. Throughout the novel, major personality flaws were present in characters the EMH would interact with. Captain Jenkins, a clear misrepresentation of Kathryn Janeway, killed an injured crewman so the EMH would be free to treat the Tom Paris-alike Lieutenant Marseilles. The Doctor also symbolized his burden of knowing the mobile emitter was his only freedom by changing it from a communicator-sized device, to an unwieldy, heavy backpack. The Doctor was negotiating with the publishing house, Broht and Forester, to release Ph
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| - Photons Be Free was a holonovel created in the year 2377 by The Doctor, the EMH of the USS Voyager, to portray the difficulties of life as a hologram. In the novel, the viewer would take on the role of the EMH and would be mistreated by the crew of the ship, the USS Vortex. Throughout the novel, major personality flaws were present in characters the EMH would interact with. Captain Jenkins, a clear misrepresentation of Kathryn Janeway, killed an injured crewman so the EMH would be free to treat the Tom Paris-alike Lieutenant Marseilles. The Doctor also symbolized his burden of knowing the mobile emitter was his only freedom by changing it from a communicator-sized device, to an unwieldy, heavy backpack. The Doctor was negotiating with the publishing house, Broht and Forester, to release Photons Be Free. (VOY episode: "Author, Author") Broht met with Quark on Deep Space 9 soon after withdrawing Photons Be Free from circulation. (DS9 eBook: Lust's Latinum Lost (and Found))
- Unlike most holonovels, Photons Be Free did not react to the appearance of the person running the program beyond providing a sciences division uniform. The EMH was always referred to as having been made in the image of a male Human, regardless of the actual gender or species of the person playing the program.
- Photons Be Free was a holonovel written by The Doctor in 2378 and later altered by Tom Paris. (VOY: "Author, Author") Leeroy Jenkins kept a copy of the holonovel in her coffin when she died. (RIS Bouteina: "Take Me Out to the Zoo")
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