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The Secret History of Star Wars Michael Kaminski
Publisher: Legacy Books Press

A quandary from my friend J.: When, he asks, should you introduce your children to “Star Wars”? Medan Nördupproret lägger tid och ork på att försöka förändra ordet nörd – eller är det kanske SAOL som ska ändra sin definition? Spelpappan recenserar: The Secret History Of Star Wars. It reminds me of another favorite of mine, “The Secret History of Star Wars” by Michael Kaminski, a reconstitution of the behind-the-scenes story based on interviews and facts. The Secret History of Star Wars points out that some of the links between SW and Campbell were retroactive and over-stated, if I recall correctly. When they are old enough to appreciate the light sabers and R2-D2? Campbell's work inspired George Lucas to create the first Star Wars trilogy. There's no paper, no shipping, no sales people. As infants, so that they never know a world without Jedi? There's more to the Star Wars story than you've been told in the movies. This largely unexplored epoch of the history of the galaxy is ripe for exploration, examining the events of those two decades between Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith and Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope. Without her, it is doubtful that Star Wars would be as popular as it was today. Lastly – I wish there was a good way to read PDFs on a mobile device (like my VX6700).