Newsarama Interview with Jeffrey Brown

Newsarama posted an interview today with author Jeffrey Brown who talks a little about his upcoming Star Wars book Jedi Academy.

You’re still having huge success with Vader’s Little Princess, and Jedi Academy’s next. How will that be different from your previous Star Wars books?

Jeffrey Brown: It’s much more narrative, and based on all new characters, with the exception of Yoda. The book is also made up of a wide variety of page formats – comics, prose journal entries, letters, pages from the school newspaper, and class notes.

It’s a much different way of telling a story than anything I’ve done previously.

Click here to read the full interview.

Posted By: Skuldren for Roqoo Depot.

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