Ask Timothy Zahn

Filed under: Books — Trilogist at 12:48 am on Sunday, October 16, 2011

File this under “Anything You Wanted to Know From Timothy Zahn But Were Afraid to Ask.” Fear no more. Head on over to Reddit to offer your questions for an upcoming interview.

Pic of the Day: Jedi Training For Dummies

Filed under: Books — Trilogist at 9:12 pm on Thursday, May 10, 2007

Somehow, I don’t think this made Oprah’s Book Club, but it would be nice to walk into your neighborhood Barnes & Noble or Borders and buy this. Ah, the quick and easy path. Master Yoda would be rolling over in his grave, if he didn’t just vanish into the Force.

Lighsaber not included.

Take a virtual look inside the Making of Star Wars

Filed under: Books — Elrik at 7:47 am on Friday, April 27, 2007

Random House has posted a virtual guide to its upcoming release the Making of Star Wars.

Check it out!

Related Links: Random House

Del Ray cancels Darth Plagueis novel

Filed under: Books,Expanded Universe — Elrik at 10:15 pm on Wednesday, March 28, 2007

According to recent developments James Luceno’s upcoming novel about Darth Plagueis by Del Ray books has been canceled. Luceno has written many Star Wars books like Cloak of Deception, Dark Lord: The Rise of Darth Vader, and Labyrinth of Evil among others.
The book was scheduled for release in October 2007 and Del Ray initially decided to put it on hold. Publishers eventually canceled the release since (for the time being) they didn’t want to reveal more information about Emperor Palpaltine’s instructor Darth Plagueis.

Related Links:

1. Wookiepedia news

2. Del ray upcoming releases

Steve’s Star Wars Timeline Back Online

Filed under: Books,Comics,Expanded Universe,Site News — Parabola at 8:32 pm on Wednesday, March 21, 2007

The content is still a little out of date, but the basic functionality is complete enough for me to re-post Steve’s Star Wars Timeline. Yes, the timeline that just won’t die resurfaces once again!

I’ll be phasing in a few more updates to get it back to its former state, and hopefully add new features from there. As always, I appreciate your feedback and hope you find the timeline to be a useful resource.

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