/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.13649698]

What's the best Star Wars EU book

[Anonymous No.13649714]

[Anonymous No.13649721]

>>13649714
What about this one

[Anonymous No.13649738]

>>>/sffg/eddit

[Anonymous No.13649742]

>>13649698
This is. Is there anything as good as it?

[Anonymous No.13649747]

>>13649742
see >>13649721

[Anonymous No.13649762]

Path of destruction is one of the best. Maybe Splinter of the minds eye? I know it's older than others but, I feel everything was handled really well. Few star wars books get close to it for me

>>13649738
t. Pseud fag who can't enjoy anything nor understand it, but forces his way through Nietsche and thinks he's the second coming

[Anonymous No.13649775]

>>13649762
Forgot kino art

[Anonymous No.13649780]

>>13649762
It was so cool reading about Bane's transformation from a nobody on some backwater planet into a Sith Lord. He's like the dark side version of Luke Skywalker.

[Anonymous No.13649789]

>>13649780
Yeah that's what I thought. He goes from being a miner no one cares about and is debt ridden, to clawing his way out to a better life. One of the best characters in the EU

[Anonymous No.13649791]

>>13649698
Brexit means brexit

[Anonymous No.13649793]

>>13649789
>One of the best characters in the EU
Along with Jacen Solo and the Exile from KOTOR 2

[Anonymous No.13649806]

>>13649793
Haven't gotten to jacen yet.
Have only recently started reading the old EU due to how bad the Disney films are
Have read the Thrawn trilogy, first x wing book, first bane book, solo adventures, and a couple others
Planning on starting the academy trilogy soon
And yeah Kotor II was great. I miss the old Lucas arts

[Anonymous No.13649823]

>>13649806
>first bane book
I highly recommend the other two books as well. The whole trilogy is great.

[Anonymous No.13649856]

>>13649698
also I don't think I have seen a bad book with darth caedus in it.
>>13649714
I wish his name did not sound like ball gas.
>>13649775
lie
>>13649742
plagueis
>>13649780
>>13649789
I do not value it as much since we don't get much about his early years and his life in the sith academy seems pretty fine. I got very "on the rails" feeling from his story. First got into him after seeing him in a comic book with young darth zannah, it made me want to know more.

[Anonymous No.13649861]

>>13649793
>Exile
female or Jesus?

[Anonymous No.13649898]

>>13649861
Jesus

[Anonymous No.13649921]

>>13649898
I see you're a man of culture as well.

[Anonymous No.13649975]

Do people actually pay to buy physical copies of Star Wars fan fiction? If you wanna read that kinda shit, just go to fanfiction.net

[Anonymous No.13649986]

>>13649975
It wasn't fanfiction until disney came along.

[Anonymous No.13650731]

>>13649698
Stover's episode 3 novelization.
>>13649721
Haven't read this one of his, is it as good? Didn't care for Vong stuff so far. Shadows of Mindor I'd only put behind Ep 3 and maybe I, Jedi, though.
>>13649823
Second and third books aren't nearly as good, but still better than most star wars books.

[Anonymous No.13651576]

>>13650731
>Second and third books aren't nearly as good
What do they get edgey and goofy? Too focused on the dark side being pure evil

[Anonymous No.13651663]

>>13651576
More that he runs out of story to tell. Things almost happen, then don't. He gets angery powerup, then loses it. Apprentice gets little development, he has minor conflict (over the obvious rule of two not making the sith stronger because the master ages) but it doesn't even take the satisfactory ending. He's also a much less interesting character as Sith than as boy becoming Sith, and apprentice doesn't have a similar interesting transformation.
Plagueis is the true sequel to Bane.

[Anonymous No.13651675]

>>13649738
/thread /sffg/ exists for a fucking reason.

[Anonymous No.13651833]

>>13649698
The interactive one, KOTOR 2.

[Anonymous No.13651841]

>>13651675
>>13649738
Nobody reads on /lit/, so why pick on the few that do?