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Dr. Chris Kempshall returns to the podcast! He’s here to talk about his latest book, “The Rise and Fall of the Galactic Empire.” Part 1 of our conversation is on […]
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“The Rise and Fall of the Galactic Empire” by Dr. Chris Kempshall is not just a compelling examination of its topic. It’s also an unexpectedly moving portrait of its in-universe […]
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We’re exploring another Star Wars Conversation Card question, and I want to hear your answers! This one involves a rare artifact hidden in a wampa cave – how would you […]
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Today, it’s the second half of my conversation with Cass Sunstein, the author of the upcoming “How to Become Famous.” And yes, that includes talking about how Star Wars became […]
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Cass Sunstein returns to the podcast! His upcoming book, “How to Become Famous,” explores the elements that contribute to wild success – and we’re going to talk about how that […]
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“Return of the Jedi: A Visual Archive” brings together the best of “Art of” books, visual dictionaries, reference books, and “making of” books, while tying into all sorts of new […]
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We don’t have the full picture of what’s to come in Star Wars publishing for 2024 – books, audiobooks and short stories – but we know a lot, and we […]
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Let’s try out another of Kelly Knox’s Star Wars Conversation Cards! I want to hear your answer to #77 – what Force power would you want to have in real […]
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“The Secrets of the Wookiees” is jam-packed – not just with fun details (it is), but also collects details from multiple animated series, video games, comics, manga, and novels. It’s […]
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The Lucasfilm Publishing Panel at New York Comic-Con had more comic reveals than anything else this weekend. Non-fiction came in second, and nothing new was announced for novels at all. […]