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January 10, 2014 at 12:03 am | Posted in Around the Web, Books, Comic Books, Dark Horse, Marvel, News, Regular Feature, Star Wars, Star Wars News | Leave a comment
Tags: daniel abraham, Gabriel Hardman, injustice gods among us, james s.a. corey, Jan Duursema, jason fry, joe corroney, john jackson miller, john ostrander, karen miller, kevin hearne, kevin j. anderson, mentats of dune, paul s. kemp, randy stradley, sam witwer, the path to power, tom taylor, ty franck

Here is this week’s Around the Web news roundup of Star Wars and beyond. Lots of featured news this week as people respond to the Marvel Star Wars license announcement.

Book News

Paul S. Kemp shares why he writes masculine stories. It’s a nice insight into the themes of his books.
Athena’s Daughters is now funded and they reached the stretch goal for the Joe Corroney cover for the companion book, Apollo’s Daughters, which will feature stories by familiar Star Wars writers such as Aaron Allston, Michael A. Stackpole and John Jackson Miller.
Want to pre-order a signed copy of Mentats of Dune by Kevin J. Anderson and Brian Herbert? Then click here.
The Tarnished Crown Book 1: The Path to Power by Karen Miller is in the editing stage and will be ready for publication later this year. Continue Reading Around the Web…

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Coming Soon... "The Fallen" by Claudia Gray January 4, 2021 (hardcover)

"Brotherhood" by Mike Chen May 10, 2022 (hardcover)

"Shadow of the Sith" by Adam Christopher June 28, 2022 (hardcover)

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