SW Books and Corran Horn
Philip Ayres wrote:
Any of the X-Wing books are good - especially the Michael Stackpole ones.
I can heartily recomend the comic series which is being collected together
as we speak - they've got as far as the Emperor's Service. After the
X-Wing series try I Jedi - again by Stackpole.
I haven't read the X-Wing series but I did think that I Jedi was particularlyI can heartily recomend the comic series which is being collected together
as we speak - they've got as far as the Emperor's Service. After the
X-Wing series try I Jedi - again by Stackpole.
Back to books though, is there a sequel to I Jedi?
No. But the post I, Jedi Corran Horn is a player in both Union (comic) and theaforementioned Dark Tide: Onslaught
Corran is also a big part of the first 4 and the 8th X-Wing books....
Although I think the author drags in main Star Wars film characters
with gay abandon and in such a way as to really get on my nerves
when he finally gets down to business he tells a fine story.
This is a fault of many of the SW books - Kevin J Anderson is by far the worstwith gay abandon and in such a way as to really get on my nerves
when he finally gets down to business he tells a fine story.
offender throwing in lines of SW dialog all over the shop. And that's before
what he does in Dark Sabre.
By the time of Dark Tide much has passed in the SW Universe - characters
introduced in the books have gone onto major significance. Gavin Darklighter is
commanding Rogue Squadron, Mara Jade is married, Corran Horn is a Jedi, and Han
& Leia's children are grown up. Much has changed but there are still some
familiar faces from the old days about - and personally I loved the scene in
Gavin's office at the end if only because one of the characters in question is
one of my favorites....
Phil - who'll be seeing Darren in person tonight. 7.38 at York Station mate
....
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