[Off-Topic] Seeking advice and insight...

[Stevil2001]

Surely the problem isn't all the good books people read because they "counted," but all the bad ones. I'll never regret reading Star by Star, but I sure would have given up halfway through Legacy of the Force if it wasn't for the completist necessity.

 

[Thrawn]

Surely the problem isn't all the good books people read because they "counted," but all the bad ones. I'll never regret reading Star by Star, but I sure would have given up halfway through Legacy of the Force if it wasn't for the completist necessity.

Strangely enough, that's just about exactly when I gave up

Thrawn: As far as I know, nothing has been said about novels in the current EU being discontinued, merely that the contents of the current EU are no longer considered Canon, so the issue is purely about whether or not the EU has any value without the label of Canon attached to it.

Really? I was under the impression that the next books taking place after Crucible had been put on hold.

 

[Jedi Ben]

No one knows what's happened to Sword of the Jedi. There's 3 books this year, not counting paperbacks, that's terrible.

 

[Enterpriserules]

No one knows what's happened to Sword of the Jedi. There's 3 books this year, not counting paperbacks, that's terrible.

With the restructuring of the EU there will be no books past Crucible till they figure out the new trilogy. Makes sense since that timeline is about to be written over

 

[Jedi Ben]

At this rate I doubt there'll be anything until 2016.

 

[Stevil2001]

Surely the problem isn't all the good books people read because they "counted," but all the bad ones. I'll never regret reading Star by Star, but I sure would have given up halfway through Legacy of the Force if it wasn't for the completist necessity.

Strangely enough, that's just about exactly when I gave up

Well, once I got to the end, I was done with the post-NJO-- no Fate of the Jedi for me-- but dammit, I was slogging to the end if it killed me.