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Zahn Talks Writing Han Solo and Standalone Films He’d Like to See

With the barrage of rumors surrounding standalone films in the Star Wars, Hollywood.com decided to catch up with Expanded Universe author Timothy Zahn to discuss what it takes to write Han Solo and the kinds of standalone films and spinoff … Continue reading

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Pete Morrison Breaks Down The EU Gender Numbers

There’s been a whole lot said in the last week or so about the need for better developed female characters in Star Wars and the Expanded universe. Over at Lightsaber Rattling, Pete Morrison decided to look at EU novels since … Continue reading

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Your Morning Across the Web Update

If I can manage to keep up with enough of this, I’ll see if I can make it an ongoing thing.  Here’s some of the news that you’ll want to know in geekdom this week! See the list after the … Continue reading

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Check Out Nanci’s ‘Survivor’s Quest’ Retro Review at EUCantina

Our own Nanci has a new review over her other gig at EUCantina. This time around, she takes a look back at Timothy Zahn’s Survivor’s Quest. As a self-contained story, Survivor’s Quest doesn’t add much to the main storyline. As a standalone novel, … Continue reading

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Catch Nanci and Brian on the Star Wars Book Report Podcast

A little while ago, my Tosche Station Radio co-host Nanci and myself did a guest spot with the Star Wars Book Report. If memory serves, we talked about fan fiction, fun at conventions, and our thoughts on the post-Return of … Continue reading

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Check Out Nanci’s Guest Post on Fan Fiction at Club Jade

Our own Nanci has a post up at Club Jade examining the media perception of fan fiction since the release of 50 Shades of Grey. Until now, I’d couldn’t believe that the mainstream media hadn’t yet made the erroneous connection that … Continue reading

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