Star Wars: the Fallen Star (the High Republic) : (Star Wars: the High Republic Book 3) by Claudia Gray
In this gripping sequel to Star Wars: The Rising Storm, the light of the Jedi faces its darkest hour.
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In this gripping sequel to Star Wars: The Rising Storm, the light of the Jedi faces its darkest hour.
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I’m reading a Star Wars book from 2022 and there are scenes set on the Halcyon, and they talk about how big and shiny and cool and heroic and helpful the ship is. Weird to think this is cross promotion for an extremely expensive real world theme park attraction that hadn’t opened yet when the book was published, and doesn’t exist anymore now a mere 2 years later
I think I’m out. The guys on the Shelved By Genre podcast loved the first four books and hated this one, whereas I was meh on the first four books so I was kind of hoping that, because my opinion ran counter to theirs, this one would work for me. But the issue isn’t how much it “works” for me, I’m just incredibly fuckin tired of this Severian guy. Define the word “Fuligin” one more time, I swear
This is a very good book, but not quite the one I was hoping it would be. I was hoping based on the title that this was an expansion of the more practical advice from Gessen’s 2016 article “Autocracy: Rules for Survival”, but instead it’s more of a chronicle of Trump’s (first 😬) term as President. More of a diagnosis when I wanted a prescription. Still a great read tho!
@tom@labyrinth.social Ah, this is what it looks like. Cool. Thanks for helping me, me.
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