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Sw Novelizations / Eu Novels
Topic Started: Oct 20 2005, 03:28 PM (216 Views)
Hlfranklin
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So, who owns any of the Expanded Universe novels or the novelizations of the movie?

I'd recommend them to anyone who hasn't read them.

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Note: The "Expanded Universe" covers what happens outside the movies. The "novelizations" are the book versions of the movies. Just thought I'd clear that up.

I'd recommend any of the ones that Timothy Zahn wrote, and of course all six novelizations.
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Bob 121
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I currently own um..... 59 Star War's Novels (Including the entire New Jedi Order series) and around 8 Guides/encyclopidias, and about 20 sum comics B)
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Oct 20 2005, 11:21 PM
I currently own um..... 59 Star War's Novels (Including the entire New Jedi Order series) and around 8 Guides/encyclopidias, and about 20 sum comics B)

Wow!

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Bob 121
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Yeah and if you know what Warhammer 40,000 is then I have about 55 of those books. That's a lot of reading ( I estimate that I have read over 50,000 pages within 5 years)
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Yeah...

I don't have that much. I read a few NJO books, a few comics, but not much.
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You know I'm renting my books for a dollar each if you want to read em. (Since you're my freind I can get you a 50% deduction :D )
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If you have any question related to star wars post it on this thread on the Sci-Fi forums and I'll probably be able to answer it. Bring it on!
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What's so special about the books?
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Oct 31 2005, 06:31 PM
What's so special about the books?

The movie novelizations cover some stuff that you don't see in the movies, although they follow almost exactly the same plot line (the one for Ep. IV was actually written by Lucas himself and published the year before the movie came out; sales were modest until the movie arrived). The EU (Expanded Universe) novelizations are written by fan writers and cover events outside of the movies, some going back over 4,000 years before the Fall of the Old Republic, the Rebellion, etc.

My personal favorite author is Timothy Zahn. If any of the novelizations deserve to become the (speculative) Eps. VII, VIII, and IX, his "Grand Admiral Thrawn" trilogy would get my vote.
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What's so special about the books?

The movie novelizations cover some stuff that you don't see in the movies, although they follow almost exactly the same plot line (the one for Ep. IV was actually written by Lucas himself and published the year before the movie came out; sales were modest until the movie arrived). The EU (Expanded Universe) novelizations are written by fan writers and cover events outside of the movies, some going back over 4,000 years before the Fall of the Old Republic, the Rebellion, etc.

My personal favorite author is Timothy Zahn. If any of the novelizations deserve to become the (speculative) Eps. VII, VIII, and IX, his "Grand Admiral Thrawn" trilogy would get my vote.

I havn't read those, have you ever read the X-Wing: Rougue Squadron series? Those books are good
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Own about 80 diffrent books about starwars including all the novleizations.
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:saber: i have the entire Young Jedi Knights series, read all of them too :ar-15:
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I haven't actaully read any of those yet. Are they about the New Jedi Order training the next generation of Jedi or are they about the Jedi Order during the Old Republic? I think it was during the Old Republic but I don't remember.
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Has anybody ever read Shadows of the Empire? I have that game, but I'd like to know what the comic was like...
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The only SW books I have are the book versions of Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith. I also used to love the Jedi Apprentice series when I was 10, so I still have a few of those.
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I have a few that are based to take place after the movies, i think they are pretty good.
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I own all 6 that was titled the same as the movies.
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