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Corran Horn: Gavin? Gavin Darklighter: Yes. Corran Horn: Don't ever stick your dick in crazy. Gavin Darklighter: I have no idea what that means. Corran Horn: I know.
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Corran Horn: Gavin? Gavin Darklighter: Yes. Corran Horn: Don't ever stick your dick in crazy. Gavin Darklighter: I have no idea what that means. Corran Horn: I know.
It's very funny when Imperials insist on calling them The Rebellion. Every time they do it, it's very easy to imagine them making a soyjak face
Hello There Readers,
The theme poll has closed and the votes are in! We are excited to announce that the theme for February is the 90s!
The novel and comic polls are now live in our Discord Server, and you have until 10pm GMT (5pm EST) January 8th to vote for what we will be reading together next month. Our options are listed below:
NOVELS
1. I, Jedi by Michael by Michael A. Stackpole 2. Wedge's Gamble by Michael A. Stackpole 3. Ambush at Corellia by Roger MacBride Allen
COMICS
1. Tales of the Jedi (1994) 2. Star Wars: Republic (1998) 3. X-Wing Rogue Squadron (1995)
Happy voting in the Discord Server, and may the force be with you!
- Star Wars Book Club
Wedge's Gamble - Michael A. Stackpole
X-Wing Series Book 2
Reread: Jun 2023
Wedge, Corran, and the gang are back at it again. This time with an undercover mission to Coruscant. No space battles in this one. It was really fun to read what was kind of a James Bond novel, but for Star Wars. They were sent into help with the liberation of Coruscant from the Imperials. I enjoyed the disguises they used to get on world. It was very much in the espionage genre. Again Stackpole has some great character work. This book is exciting, but it's always the characters that I love the most. Even when I first read this in the 1990s, I was taken by the characters. I have to credit Stackpole for making me really and truly fall in love with the Star Wars EU. Even the new characters introduced were great, which often isn't the case, but I was in immediately.
Info: Bantam Spectra; 1996
It's official!!! 😍😍😍 Canon is going to be hard-pressed to release anything next year I anticipate more than this audiobook.
I agree with Wedge that sometimes you need to do things you don’t wholeheartedly agree with to achieve an end goal. You just need to really think of what your real beliefs and goals are, and make sure you’re not just letting the ends justify the means for the sake of expediency. And then you have to get the people that follow you to do the same, which is the harder part, I think, especially if they hold similar ideals to you.
I personally would probably have drawn the line at releasing Zekka Thyne tho.
who thought sending in a bunch of fighter pilots from the most notorious squadron in the entire rebellion as spies on coruscant, the very center of the empire, was a good idea?
sure, they’re good at flying spaceships, but that in no way correlates to any skills whatsoever in espionage. hell, like half of them are wanted criminals in the empire, one of them’s a 16-year-old kid fresh off tatooine, and there’s got to be a better group of people the new republic could use
Asyr Sei'lar: Who are you guys?
Nawara Ven: [thinking to himself] We can’t tell them we’re Rogue Squadron. We don’t know what they will do with us.
Gavin Darklighter: We are Rogue Squadron.