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So what book follows the story of Luke and Mara after Last Command?
Specter of the Past by Timothy Zahn?
Still haven't got my hands on Plageius yet... The Old Republic books are truly excellent though, especially if you are playing SWTOR
About halfway through Plageuis. Palpatine's apprenticeship is being covered in the story.
My PC is not capable of gaming. I do have a PS3 but all the great Star War games are for PC gamers. I would like to watch the storylines for all the PC games via youtube if they are organized.
Actually, no there were books written long before the Thrawn Trilogy. The Adventures of Lando Calrissian were first released in 1983 and there is also the Han Solo Adventures from 1979.The first actual Star Wars books were written by Timothy Zahn and the trilogy is called "The Thrawn Trilogy"
I've only read the novelisation of The Revenge of The Sith but that is one of my favourite books.
Have read up quite alot on wiki though,
Would like to read some of the books that follow Jacen Solo's story line, looks ace!
Actually, no there were books written long before the Thrawn Trilogy. The Adventures of Lando Calrissian were first released in 1983 and there is also the Han Solo Adventures from 1979.
One of my favorite non-Zahn books is The Courtship of Princess Leia by Dave Wolverton.
I didn't realize Splinter was from '78, I thought it was newer than that.You're forgetting Splinter of the Minds Eye as well, written as an unofficial sequel to New Hope.
I didn't realize you were speaking canonically.The 'adventures' short stories aren't considered a part of the 'official' timeline (in the traditional sense).
I didn't just meet him, I sat next to him at dinner.Can't believe you met the Master! You read his other books?
I didn't just meet him, I sat next to him at dinner.
I've read the Thrawn trilogy and the first of the 2nd trilogy. The 2nd book (for which we were at the signing) I've yet to read because my eye sight started getting really bad and I hadn't yet sucked it up and went to the eye doctor. Now that I have glasses and can see again I've been reading a lot, but mostly the Dune series. It is close to the top of my list.
Have you actually read the Lando and Han adventures? They're surprisingly good reads, not Zahn quality, but fun reads.
The X-Wing series was pretty dang good too. A lot of good characters were introduced and developed in that series.
I, Jedi is another good read. First and AFAIK the only Star Wars book written in 1st person.
Vector Prime by Salvatore is a must read as well.
A buddy of mine has been bugging me to dig into the Star Wars books, I swear he has them all!
I'm afraid if I start I'll loose a few months in a galaxy far far away.
not a fan of the comics
Comics as in what comes in the Sunday paper? Or comic books?I've just started reading the Legacy comics and their some of the most addictive comics ive read in a long time
I've just started reading the Legacy comics and their some of the most addictive comics ive read in a long time,
Could be because they build on and already massive universe but im really enjoying following cade skwalkers story.
The force ghost of luke popping up in it every now and again is cool as well
Comics as in what comes in the Sunday paper? Or comic books?
Comic books
Has the novel Mandalore been cancelled? I can't find it on the Star Wars Novels Wikipedia list anymore.
Who was the author supposed to be? I know some Fett books were cancalled that the 'Republic Commando' lady was gonna write. They were gonna conflict with the cartoon or something.....
I thought Drew Karpyshyn was going to write it but wikipedia says that Drew retired from Bioware: Drew Karpyshyn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Not sure if that means he is done writing Old Republic novels.
Can someone help me I am looking for a star wars book and can't remember the title. I believe the main charactors name was Preston and was raised by a droid on a remote planet and is extremely strong in the force neither light or dark side
I could be mistaken about his first name being Preston his last name was waycaster or wayfairer. His mother was a sith I can't remember her name. She gave birth to him secretly by a medical droid and the driod was supposed to kill the baby but instead raised the child in secret and taught him the ways of the force. He is described as being extremely powerful not being alighnedwith the light side or dark side. He can heal through the force, remote project his body. When he constructs his first light saber the color is pink but his final one the blade is white and activate faster then anyone has ever seen. During his adventure he saves a child named ten from the slave trade. I can't remember the rest of the characters names but I can remember alot of events that happened. It takes place after the death of palpatinePreston isn't ringing a bell, you remember anything else about it? How new/old is book? YA or full length novel? What part of timeline it fell under? Pre or post Yavin?