Any Zahn books post Alligence?????

As I said, Zahn has only written 10 or so works in the Star Wars Universe:

Heir to the Empire; Dark Force Rising; the Last Command; Spectre of the Past; Vision of the Future; stories in Tales from the Empire & Tales from the New Republic; Mara Jade: By the Emperor's Hand; Survivor's Quest; Outbound Flight.

Anakin being dazzled by C'baoth is hyperbole; he was impressed that his Jedi master seemed so in control, which neatly foreshadowed his fall.

Mara's "lecture" of Luke is the same as Luke's force 'recton' at the beginning - it's Zahn restoring these characters to how they're meant to be. Does Mara honestly do more than give Luke permission to trust his accomplishments? To stop self-doubt and be confident in who he is?

The "Empire" book? You mean Survivor's Quest? You haven't actually read it, have you? All of it?



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As long as alligence sells, zahn is interested, and the money is right, there will be more star wars books by him.

 

What I'd like to see from Zahn is a Bel Iblis book or two. Set one in the Fleet Junkie period of lore, the campaigns that pushed the Empire back to 8 sectors. Zahn writing Bel Iblis and Ackbar vs Pellaeon?

Maybe do another Bel Iblis book set in the NJO.

 

I hope there will be a Zahn book after Allegiance featuring Luke,Mara and Ben set after LOTF. I have a thread about that called Timothy Zahn would write a novel about Ben Skywalker.

I hope it will be out in 2009 or 2010. He could write some great action scenes featuring Luke and his family in a space battle or lightsaber fight.

 

You might be disappointed, Wes - Zahn writes Pellaeon as an uninspiring, overly-cautious officer rather than the reborn Imperial god of such pithy quotes as "the empire always strikes back."

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The Pellaeon we see spouting such statements is the secure leader of a now rather stable government, not the commander who is constantly thrust into situations where he is handed the reins to the Empire in catastrophic situations. I like the cautious Pellaeon, and it fits his character up through VotF. I'd like to see how he copes with a steadily diminishing Empire. With Thrawn, we see the Empire as essentially rising. A book set in the Fleet Junkie Period would have great potential, seeing the Empire finally falling to it's last bastion (pardon the pun) and the New Republic achieving near total dominance.

 

Wasnt some one going to catolog all of the timea a trap has been mention by ackbar.

 

I was, but it's a bit down on my priorities at the moment.

I did find the origin of Ackbar's obsession though:
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It's a trap!

 

That . . . was awesome. :-D