Thanks I just preorder it for my Nook comes out 06/28
Star Wars Novel Question?
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Thanks I just preorder it for my Nook comes out 06/28
The X-wing comic series is the X-wing series that takes place directly after ROTJ-the bulk of the novels themselves are set around 3-4 years later, for the most part (The Wraith Squadron novels, for instance, tie into the Courtship Of Princess Leia novel).
The comic series is worth checking out-it starts off slow but later introduces many characters and situations which have an impact in the novels. This is especially true of the last year of issues which introduce the Baron Soontir Fel character.
Speaking of the comics, you might also want to check them out as well. The most important to the overall Expanded Universe continuity are the Tales of the Jedi and Dark Empire sagas.
The comic series is worth checking out-it starts off slow but later introduces many characters and situations which have an impact in the novels. This is especially true of the last year of issues which introduce the Baron Soontir Fel character.
Speaking of the comics, you might also want to check them out as well. The most important to the overall Expanded Universe continuity are the Tales of the Jedi and Dark Empire sagas.
About time I read Shadows of Mindor on paper
Remember I am first a Trekkie I read off of pads
Keep in mind that a current comic series, Invasion!, takes place during the New Jedi Order era. It would probably be worth the read as well.
This document might help you chronologically with the SW novels:
http://suvudu.com/files/2010/07/starwarstimeline.pdf
(It'd be a nice thing if Pocket Books had something similar at their website for the ST book line, IMO.)
http://suvudu.com/files/2010/07/starwarstimeline.pdf
(It'd be a nice thing if Pocket Books had something similar at their website for the ST book line, IMO.)
Was it the Jedi Prince series that had a book where an entire subplot was about how Han had bought a new house? Because I remember reading that once, and thinking it was hilarious (unintentionally, of course).
Sweet! It's been driving me crazy that most of the SW books weren't available for Nook, I'm glad that's finally changing.
You know, I'm pretty sure it was.
Yes. It was. And the Emperor had a secret son named Ken or some BS like that. These books helped keep me warm one night on a camping trip. And by that, I mean I threw them in the fire.
Ugh. Must go vomit now.
That website listing is the best. It is also interesting to read them in the order they were released. For instance - you can read the Heir to the Empire trilogy by Timothy Zahn, then the Truce at Bakura, then the Kevin J. Anderson Trilogy, etc.
Seeing as the authors build on the revealed "canon" set out by the EU - it is good to keep track of things by the order the books were released.
Seeing as the authors build on the revealed "canon" set out by the EU - it is good to keep track of things by the order the books were released.
Burning books is wrong. If you don't like a book, you should sell it to a used-book store or donate it to a library or Goodwill. Just because you didn't like it, that doesn't mean someone else won't.
But newspapers are designed to be disposable. Burning books is an act that carries far more weight and symbolism, a favorite tactic of censors and oppressors. It has very disturbing connotations.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Book_burning
Books are not sacred objects. The Jedi Prince novels especially so.
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