Hello,
Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons!
Tuesday Talks is a wonderful group on Goodreads that is a weekly discussion forum created by BookTubers Janie Johnson and her pal, Janelle. It is a fun and active group to be a part of.
Unfortunately this group's weekly topic ended in 2017. I would like to carry on this tradition by stepping back in time to answer those weeks that I did not.
This week's retro-question is: What authors you would like to see co-write a book together?
There are so many awesome authors out there that meet this subject's requirements. But I decided to stay on target with a certain subject: Star Wars.
In the newest cannon by Disney-Lucasfilm we have seen many writers display their love for the galaxy far, far away with stellar books. These books not only flesh out the universe, but pay homage to one of the most beloved franchises. Two writers I would love to see co-write a Star Wars book together would be Claudia Gray and Timothy Zahn. In my opinion they are two writers of Star Wars that best interpret the worlds created by George Lucas.
In Lost Stars by Claudia Gray we were introduced to Thane Kyrell and Ciena Ree, two star-crossed lovers on either side of the Galactic Civil War. It was an expertly told story that took place during Episodes IV -VI, and led into the Battle of Jakku, of which was of great importance in the Force Awakens. Later Gray released Bloodline and Leia: Princess of Alderaan, two adventures that would later tie into the Last Jedi.
Timothy Zahn's insanely popular Thrawn trilogy was an amazing continuation of Star Wars, post-Return of the Jedi. It introduced the exciting character of Grand Admiral Thrawn, who proved to be a terrifying successor to Darth Vader. After the new Disney-Lucasfilm canon was revealed, Thrawn was worked into the new canon appearing on Star Wars: Rebels, and in his own novel, entitled Thrawn. On July 24, 2018 Thrawn: Alliances is set to be released, teaming up Thrawn with Darth Vader. No doubt this will be an epic chapter in the character’s new canon origins.
These two authors banding together for a shared project would be a definite best seller in my opinion. This would be a dream come true for any Star Wars fan, especially me.
Have fun reading this week. Let me know in the comments below what you are reading.
Also please follow me on my social media platforms, and enjoy shopping with me at eBay and the Book Depository. I am also looking for contributions to open my business. Please visit my GoFundMe page if you wish to help me out.
Because there is always time to read,
Xepherus3
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My Amazon Wish List: https://amzn.com/w/3J58FXCH0Y44F
All written content and top logo (c) Copyright 2018 by Thomas Bahr II
Tuesday Talks is a wonderful group on Goodreads that is a weekly discussion forum created by BookTubers Janie Johnson and her pal, Janelle. It is a fun and active group to be a part of.
Unfortunately this group's weekly topic ended in 2017. I would like to carry on this tradition by stepping back in time to answer those weeks that I did not.
This week's retro-question is: What authors you would like to see co-write a book together?
There are so many awesome authors out there that meet this subject's requirements. But I decided to stay on target with a certain subject: Star Wars.
In the newest cannon by Disney-Lucasfilm we have seen many writers display their love for the galaxy far, far away with stellar books. These books not only flesh out the universe, but pay homage to one of the most beloved franchises. Two writers I would love to see co-write a Star Wars book together would be Claudia Gray and Timothy Zahn. In my opinion they are two writers of Star Wars that best interpret the worlds created by George Lucas.
In Lost Stars by Claudia Gray we were introduced to Thane Kyrell and Ciena Ree, two star-crossed lovers on either side of the Galactic Civil War. It was an expertly told story that took place during Episodes IV -VI, and led into the Battle of Jakku, of which was of great importance in the Force Awakens. Later Gray released Bloodline and Leia: Princess of Alderaan, two adventures that would later tie into the Last Jedi.
Timothy Zahn's insanely popular Thrawn trilogy was an amazing continuation of Star Wars, post-Return of the Jedi. It introduced the exciting character of Grand Admiral Thrawn, who proved to be a terrifying successor to Darth Vader. After the new Disney-Lucasfilm canon was revealed, Thrawn was worked into the new canon appearing on Star Wars: Rebels, and in his own novel, entitled Thrawn. On July 24, 2018 Thrawn: Alliances is set to be released, teaming up Thrawn with Darth Vader. No doubt this will be an epic chapter in the character’s new canon origins.
These two authors banding together for a shared project would be a definite best seller in my opinion. This would be a dream come true for any Star Wars fan, especially me.
Have fun reading this week. Let me know in the comments below what you are reading.
Also please follow me on my social media platforms, and enjoy shopping with me at eBay and the Book Depository. I am also looking for contributions to open my business. Please visit my GoFundMe page if you wish to help me out.
Because there is always time to read,
Xepherus3
At Book Depository: http://www.bookdepository.com/?a_aid=Xepherus3
At eBay: http://stores.ebay.com/xepherusstudios
At Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/XepherusStudios
At Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/11975160-xepherus3
At GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/XepherusStudios
At RedBubble: http://www.redbubble.com/people/xepherus3
At Twitter: https://twitter.com/XepherusStudios
My Amazon Wish List: https://amzn.com/w/3J58FXCH0Y44F
All written content and top logo (c) Copyright 2018 by Thomas Bahr II
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