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{{dc|H}}{{start|enry and I finished the first season}} of ''Star Wars: Rebels'' tonight. Watching all of this ''Star Wars'' and seeing how the series add new depth to the movies, I had the idea to read a ''SW'' novel. I know there are [https://www.theverge.com/2017/5/4/15299448/star-wars-novels-recommendations plenty]—perhaps an [https://reedsy.com/discovery/blog/star-wars-books understatement]—so I just chose the one that was the most appealing: [[w:Matthew Stover|Matthew Stover]]’s ''[[w:Mace Windu#Shatterpoint|Shatterpoint]]''. The protagonist is Mace Windu—his is the [https://www.giantfreakinrobot.com/scifi/samuel-jackson-claims-bad-motherfcker-star-wars-lightsaber.html lightsaber that says “Bad Motherfucker”]—and after the introduction, it seems like it might be fun.


{{dc|H}}{{start|enry and I finished the first season}} of ''Star Wars: Rebels'' tonight. Watching all of this ''Star Wars'' and seeing how the series add new depth to the movies, I had the idea to read a ''SW'' novel. I know there are [https://www.theverge.com/2017/5/4/15299448/star-wars-novels-recommendations plenty]—perhaps an [https://reedsy.com/discovery/blog/star-wars-books understatement]—so I just chose the one that was the most appealing: [[w:Matthew Stover|Matthew Stover]]’s ''[[w:Mace Windu#Shatterpoint|Shatterpoint]]''. The protagonist is Mace Windu—his is the [https://www.giantfreakinrobot.com/scifi/samuel-jackson-claims-bad-motherfcker-star-wars-lightsaber.html lightsaber that says “Bad Motherfucker”]—and after the introduction, it seems like it might be fun.
Because I like [[w:Samuel L. Jackson|Samuel L. Jackson]] so much, I thought this novel might be a good one to start with. I also have ''[[w:Ahsoka Tano#Ahsoka (2016)|Ahsoka]]'', ''[[w:Star Wars: Thrawn|Thrawn]]'', and ''[[w:Star Wars: Bloodline|Bloodline]]'' queued up if I like this one.


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''Shatterpoint'' seems to be a hefty novel, judging by the weighty intro. I already like the character of Windu: it seems to fit with the films and ''[[w:Star Wars: The Clone Wars|Star Wars: The Clone Wars]]''’ portrayal of him—particularly the latter. I think I will enjoy his fleshed-out character in ''Shatterpoint''. It’s a bit early to say more.


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Henry and I finished the first season of Star Wars: Rebels tonight. Watching all of this Star Wars and seeing how the series add new depth to the movies, I had the idea to read a SW novel. I know there are plenty—perhaps an understatement—so I just chose the one that was the most appealing: Matthew Stover’s Shatterpoint. The protagonist is Mace Windu—his is the lightsaber that says “Bad Motherfucker”—and after the introduction, it seems like it might be fun.

Because I like Samuel L. Jackson so much, I thought this novel might be a good one to start with. I also have Ahsoka, Thrawn, and Bloodline queued up if I like this one.

Shatterpoint seems to be a hefty novel, judging by the weighty intro. I already like the character of Windu: it seems to fit with the films and Star Wars: The Clone Wars’ portrayal of him—particularly the latter. I think I will enjoy his fleshed-out character in Shatterpoint. It’s a bit early to say more.