[ SECRET POST #2589 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2589 ⌋

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Re: Star Wars Expanded Universe book recs

[ibbity]

The X-Wing novels. Go forth and read them NOW. They're the best of all the EU books imo. The "series" is actually more of two smaller series that intertwine a bit; books 1-4 are by Michael Stackpole, 5-7 are by Aaron Allston (my favorite SW author), 8 is by Stackpole again, and 9 is by Allston. The books run chronologically 1-9, but 1-4 and 8 are part of the same plotline which is not the same as 5-7 (it's hard to explain without giving away a large part of plot, but it makes sense when you read them), and 9 is basically a standalone. The series' main protagonist is Wedge Antilles, who you may remember from the movies as one of Luke's fellow X-Wing pilots---this series is mainly about his piloting exploits and those of his squadmates several years after RotJ. There's a surprising amount of world-building, as it were, and the Star Wars-verse gets more depth to it, but the books are really character driven and I think that's a big part of what appeals to me about them. Wedge is my favorite SW character and when I was 14 I wanted to be just like him, lol.

Edit, seeing that someone above already rec'd these, lol. Well, now you have two votes for 'em.

Re: Star Wars Expanded Universe book recs

[(Anonymous)]

I'm the anon that rec'd them, and I say thanks for expanding on why they're good!

(also omg it's not only me for whom AA is the #1 fave??? I mean I love love love Zahn, but Allston's books have given me a huge amount of laughs over the years, and my family quotes lines at each other all the time [Yub yub, Commander]. I don't like the NJO overall but he managed to write in that universe and actually still make it fun instead of just depressing.)

Re: Star Wars Expanded Universe book recs

[shortysc22]

I'm going to chime in and say if you don't want something focusing on the Skywalekrs and Jedi, the X-Wing book series is by far by favorite. It's a toss up between Stackpole and Allston, but I really love both of their books. Of all of the books in NJO, Stackpole's and Allston's were my favorite.