Around the Web
May 17, 2013 at 7:48 am | Posted in Around the Web, Humor, Interview, News, Regular Feature, Star Wars News | Leave a commentTags: aaron allston, dan brown, dave filoni, doug wheatley, Gabriel Hardman, into the void, joe gatt, john ostrander, kevin j. anderson, martha wells, matt busch, matthew stover
Where to start, well, Dave Filoni is back at it with the TIE fighters. Some sites think this could be research for a new television series, however we have it on good authority that this is simply the first in a new series of toys from Hasbro. Expect to see Filoni fighters on toy shelves early next year. Continue Reading Around the Web…
Our Interview with Cover Artist Livio Ramondelli
May 16, 2013 at 8:30 am | Posted in Comic Books, Dark Horse, Interview, Star Wars | Leave a commentTags: legacy, livio ramondell
Dark Horse Comics recently revealed that artist Livio Ramondelli we’ll be diving into the Legacy series to tackle the covers for Legacy #6 and Legacy #7. Below you’ll find our interview with Livio as he talks about creating the covers, his favorite Star Wars characters and more. Plus we have an exclusive first look at the cover of Legacy #7 courtesy of Dark Horse Comics.
How did you get the offer to do Star Wars covers for Dark Horse Comics?
Livio Ramondelli: It was very random and very lucky! I attend a bunch of comic conventions and I was sitting at my Artist Alley table when the great Randy Stradley happened to walk by and take my card. A few days later, I got an E-Mail asking if I’d be interested in doing some covers. It was very surreal, since Randy was someone I’d always hoped to meet one day and the idea of it happening so completely casually was pretty funny. Needless to say, I’m thrilled to be doing Star Wars covers for Dark Horse. It’s a real dream come true. And I also encourage anyone interested in doing comics professionally to go to conventions and set up shop at a table, regardless if you have any current professional gigs or not. More eyes on your work is always a good thing and you never know who can walk by. Continue Reading Our Interview with Cover Artist Livio Ramondelli…
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May 10, 2013 at 7:19 am | Posted in Around the Web, Books, Comic Books, Del Rey, Episode VII, Fantasy, Interview, JJ Abrams, Movies, News, Regular Feature, Star Wars, Star Wars News | Leave a commentTags: brian burk, dave dorman, ender's game, grimoire of the lamb, iron druid chronicles, kevin hearne, mark hamill, simon kinberg, star wars black series, star wars weekends

In book and comic news, goodreads has a giveaway for Paul S. Kemp‘s upcoming novel A Discourse in Steel.
Kevin Hearne‘s Grimoire of the Lamb came out this week as an eBook. You can find links of it here.
Comic Book Resources interviewed Gabriel Hardman on his upcoming comic Kinski.
Some toy news came out this week. USA Today revealed a San Diego Comic Con exclusive from Hasbro: a Star Wars Black Series Boba Fett and Han in carbonite. Continue Reading Around the Web…
‘Into the Void’ Roundup
May 10, 2013 at 7:15 am | Posted in Books, Del Rey, Interview, Reviews, Star Wars, Star Wars Books | Leave a commentTags: dawn of the jedi, into the void, tim lebbon
Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void came out this week and Tim Lebbon’s first entry in the Star Wars Expanded Universe got plenty of reviews and interviews.
Reviews
- Club Jade
- FANgirl Blog
- GeekMom
- Goozer Nation
- Jedi News
- Knights Archive – Brian
- Knights Archive – Megan
- Lightsaber Rattling
- Pure Textuality
- Roqoo Depot
- The Star Wars Report
- Tosche Station
Interviews
- FANgirl Blog
- Jedi Journals podcast interview (starts at 00:21:40)
- Jedi News
- Knights Archive
- Lightsaber Rattling
- Roqoo Depot
- Star Wars Action News podcast interview (starts at 00:24:00)
- Suvudu
- Tech Talk podcast interview (starts at beginning)
- TheForce.Net
And don’t forget to check out the free online piece that Tim Lebbon wrote from Lanoree’s journal and the making of the cover (plus concept art). If you haven’t picked up Into the Void yet, you can find plenty of links on Random House’s official product page for the hardcover, digital and audiobook versions.
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Our Interview with Tim Lebbon
May 7, 2013 at 12:05 am | Posted in Books, Del Rey, Interview, Star Wars, Star Wars Books | 2 CommentsTags: dawn of the jedi, into the void, tim lebbon
Tim Lebbon’s first Star Wars book, Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void, is out today. We spoke with Tim about the ideas behind the book, the reasoning of the characters, and his thoughts of the Dawn of the Jedi comics. For those worried about spoilers, we kept it pretty light, but there is a warning for the more spoiler heavy questions at the end. Click here to read our interview with Tim Lebbon.
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Interview with Tim Lebbon
May 6, 2013 at 12:30 am | Posted in Books, Del Rey, Interview, Star Wars, Star Wars Books | Leave a commentTags: dawn of the jedi, into the void, tim lebbon
Jedi News posted their interview with Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void author Tim Lebbon covering his new Star Wars book.
Lanoree Brock is your main protagonist in Into the Void. can you tell us something about her and her history, without giving anything away of course!
TL: Lanoree Brock is a Je’daii Ranger, who spends much of her time travelling the Tythan system in her customised Peacemaker cruiser (faster engines, bigger guns). She’s strong and hard-headed, the daughter of two Je’daii Masters. But she is also occasionally troubled, and there’s conflict to her character as well. This becomes emphasised when she is sent on her mission in this novel … the conflict becomes externalised, and it quickly becomes the most complex, challenging mission she has ever undertaken.
Click here to read the full interview.
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Kathleen Kennedy: “Fans…Important to the Process”
April 29, 2013 at 9:45 am | Posted in Interview, JJ Abrams, Kathleen Kennedy, Lucasfilm, Movies, Sequel Trilogy | Leave a commentTags: Screen Slam
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Around the Web
April 26, 2013 at 8:06 am | Posted in Around the Web, Books, Charity, Comic Books, Conventions, Disney, Events, Fantasy, Interview, News, Regular Feature, Star Wars, Star Wars Books, Star Wars News, Steampunk | Leave a commentTags: brian wood, dave dorman, Dave Wolverton, dee bradley baker, emilie and the hollow world, iron man 3, j.w. rinzler, jason fry, jeremy bulloch, john jackson miller, kevin hearne, martha wells, michael a. stackpole, overdraft the orion offensive, star wars weekends, the making of star wars return of the jedi, tom taylor
Kicking the news off with interviews, author Martha Wells did an interview with Evan Ramspott covering her new book, Emilie & the Hollow World. They also discuss cover art, plotting and theme songs. You can check it out here.
Comic Book Resources has an entertaining interview between comic writers Brian Wood and Steve Horton. The writers engage in a dual interview that covers their comic work and then some.
Author Michael A. Stackpole did an interview with Rick Novy that covers the usual territory but does include a nice update on what’s coming soon from Mike. Continue Reading Around the Web…
Our Interview with Patricia A. Jackson
April 25, 2013 at 8:51 am | Posted in Books, Interview, Star Wars, Star Wars Books | Leave a commentTags: patricia a. jackson, star wars adventure journal
Back in the 1990s, there was a resurgence in Star Wars literature in the wake of Timothy Zahn’s Thrawn Trilogy. In writing his books, Timothy Zahn utilized a lot of information from West End Games Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game. Eight months after the release of The Last Command, West End Games launched their first Star Wars Adventure Journal, a trade paperback sized book full of information for the Star Wars RPG as well as numerous short stories. Patricia A Jackson was one of the writers chosen to supply some of those short stories. She ended up writing no less than nine short stories for the Star Wars Adventure Journal, two of which were reprinted in the Tales from the New Republic and Tales from the Empire anthologies. In addition to those stories, Patricia also wrote the West End Games sourcebook The Black Sands of Socorro.
I had a lot of fun interviewing Patricia on her work for the Star Wars Adventure Journal and West End Games. It’s a time in Star Wars when things were very different from how they are now, but no less enjoyable. Without further ado, here is our interview with Patricia A. Jackson.
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‘Book of Sith’ Interview with Daniel Wallace
April 18, 2013 at 9:39 am | Posted in Books, Interview, Star Wars, Star Wars Books | Leave a commentTags: book of sith, daniel wallace
Suvudu has posted an interview with Book of Sith author Daniel Wallace that’s worth a look.
After writing this book, do you have a favorite Sith Lord?
Daniel Wallace: The in-universe writers of Book of Sith are the ancient sorceress Sorzus Syn, the battlefield tactician Darth Malgus, the stoic warrior Darth Bane, the wicked shaman Mother Talzin, the mad scientist Darth Plagueis, and Emperor Palpatine himself. I needed to find a distinct voice for each one of these authors, and the one I got the most kick out of writing was Plagueis. He’s a Sith Lord dedicated to the pursuit of science, and it was a lot of fun to explore how much of the Force is knowable and how much lies in the realm of mysticism and the supernatural.
Click here to check out the full interview.
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