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 No.8539 [Open Thread]

BROTHERS ALL

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 No.16026

File: 2ee0b7edf16dd86⋯.png (421.3 KB,553x827,553:827,smug dooku.png)

>>16019

>>16022

I've never read in any particular order. I only started reading SW books a couple of months ago after some anons here introduced me to some Dooku comics and Labyrinth of Evil since I mostly just wanted to read stuff on Dooku. Since then I read Heir to the Empire and Yoda: Dark Rendezvous. I've been thinking of starting from the bottom up with Splinter of the Mind's Eye. Any thoughts?

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 No.16130

>>16026

What I like to do is read in eras or chunks and have a somewhat systematic approach to it. So for example if I wanted to get into /Bane/, I'd probably want to have the full history of the sith era behind me (tales of the jedi comics, kotor etc) for max vibes. This way I also have a clear idea of where I'm going so I don't get bored or lost. I typically pirate the ebooks, put them on a tablet and make a logical reading list for myself. http://www.starwarstimeline.net/ has been pretty useful for this sort of thing. I kind of use it as reference, I don't take it literally (like splitting book into chapers) but it is useful to see if you may have missed something. (Like an obscure short story etc). One thing I have also noticed, is that generally speaking, the books might reference the comics, but not the otherway around. I'm not sure if this is a prequel-era thing or what.

Splinter of the Mind's Eye is fairly standalone I think? Not sure. I have to read it too at somepoint (only got interested in EU stuff late 2016). I heard the Brian Daley Han Solo novels from that time period feel a lot more modern.

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 No.16134

>>16130

I think Splinter of the mind's I had like two sequels didn't it? Or at least two other novels that tied into it a bit

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 No.16135

>>16134

>minds I

Last time I use the damn phone

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 No.16324

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>>16135

>posting from your phone

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