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A Padawan’s Journal #48: Q & A
With the release of THE LAST JEDI, came a minor explosion of requests for interviews. Michael can only do written ones these days since losing his voice, but he does them via keyboard. Even our editor—Shelly Shapiro (aka She Whom … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Reading, science fiction, Star Wars, Writers on Writing, Writing life
Tagged Del Rey, I-5YQ, interviews, Jax Pavan, Lucasbooks, science fiction, Star Wars, The Last Jedi
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Padawan’s Journal #47: Snoopy Dancing at the Prom
I was an ugly duckling. The oafish, bespectacled, metal?mouthed character who sat in the back of the classroom drawing Star Trek inspired comic books with talking animals and who was the last person chosen for any sports team (until I … Continue reading
Padawan’s Journal #46: THE LAST JEDI?
So, yesterday Del Rey / LucasBooks released THE LAST JEDI. Co-authored by yours truly and the remarkable Michael Reaves. Concurrently with this, Star Wars fan site Roqoo Depot posted an interview with moi and a review of the novel. Ahem. … Continue reading
Posted in Hurrah, science fiction, Star Wars
Tagged Darth Vader, Del Rey, I-Five, Jax Pavan, Lucasbooks, Roqoo Depot, Star Wars novels, The Last Jedi, Tuckerization
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Padawan’s Journal #44: Squeeee!
Monday, I think it was, I got a ping from my friend Bryan and the Star Wars fan site Knight’s Archive saying, “You’re aware, aren’t you, that the cover of your upcoming novel, THE LAST JEDI was just revealed at Comic … Continue reading
Posted in science fiction, Star Wars
Tagged Del Rey, I-5YQ, I-Five, Jax Pavan, Knight's Archive, Last Jedi, Lucasbooks, Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff, Michael Reaves, Random House, Star Wars
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A Padawan’s Journal #43: George McFly, a Box of Books, and Me
I’ve written a couple of blogs on when IT becomes real. The book, that is. The truth is that a book’s reality evolves, kind of like a child’s reality. Having given birth to both books and children, I can vouch … Continue reading
A Padawan’s Journal #40: The Last Period
What happens when you put that last period on a novel? It’s done, right? Finis. THE END. Wrong. There’s still a lot to do. After I put the last period on the very, very first draft of Shadow Games (a … Continue reading
A Padawan’s Journal #38: Terra Incognita
Well, I finally did it. I stumped the experts. Michael and I determined to set Shadow Games in a variety of locales but, as things transpired, a little-used location will be the scene of the penultimate confrontation and an epic … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Reading, comics, Music, science fiction, Star Wars, Writers on Writing, Writing life
Tagged Bannistar Station, Del Rey, Lucasbooks, Lucasfilm, Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff, Michael Reaves, Midichlorian Rhapsody, Music, music videos, Random House, science fiction, Star Wars, Tatooine, Writers on Writing, YouTube
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A Padawan’s Journal, Entry #35: Forceful Women
It all started with Princess Leia, of course—the long line of heroic women from the Galaxy Far, Far Away. When we first meet Leia, she is a grainy holographic image that is somehow clear enough in its basic outlines (ahem) … Continue reading
A Padawan’s Journal, Entry #18: Force Sensitives Great and Small
I used to think that only Jedi were Force sensitive. I guess I thought of the Force as something with an ON/OFF switch. You were either a one or a zero—sensitive or not. Jedi/Sith or mundane. End of story. When … Continue reading
A Padawan’s Journal, Entry #4: The Expanding Star Wars Universe
I commented last time that the Star Wars Universe is BIG. Really, REALLY BIG. And it’s getting bigger—as a Universe will do when a variety of forces within the Universe are working diligently to add to its shape and texture. … Continue reading





