Tricia Talks and Megan Reviews The Clone Wars: Tipping Points
Last Friday’s episode of The Clone Wars, “Tipping Points,” brought the Onderon arc to a dramatic and bittersweet conclusion.
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The Fel Family: A Portrait of Awesomesauce – Part One
Part One of FANgirl’s Roundtable on the Fel family.
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The Clone Wars Roundup: October 28, 2012
As The Clone Wars dives into the heart of Season Five, some interesting insight has popped up around the internet. Here’s what I spotted the past few days.
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The Clone Wars: “The Soft War” Review and More
A lot happening in The Clone Wars this week, including Megan’s review of “The Soft War.”
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INTERVIEW: James Luceno
At Celebration VI, Linda Hansen-Raj, Mary Sheridan, and I had the pleasure of interviewing several Star Wars Expanded Universe authors. Independent of each other, our questions seemed to come back to a theme: characters. While I put my head down and write, each week the blog will post one of the interviews. First up is my discussion with James Luceno, author of Darth Plagueis.
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Fangirls Around the Web: October 20, 2012
Fangirls Around the Web for October 20, 2012.
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Star Wars Reads Day Report
One of my goals for FANgirl Blog has always been to give more fangirls a chance to have their voices heard. So when I found out that Linda’s daughter not only was going to their local Star Wars Reads Day at the bookstore, but also having a Star Wars Reads event at her school, I made sure to offer her a chance to write up her experiences for the blog. Here’s her report. Thanks, Skylar!
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Glittering Images by Camille Paglia
Out today from Pantheon Books is Glittering Images: A Journey Through Art from Egypt to Star Wars by Camille Paglia.
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REVIEW: The Clone Wars: Front Runners
Megan reviews the second episode of the Onderon arc, “Front Runners.”
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James S.A. Corey To Write Han Solo
Last Friday, Del Rey announced that the Han Solo book in the upcoming “Rebels” series will be written by James S.A. Corey, the pen name used by Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck.
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