Thrawn
Zahn rebuilds his own creation for a new continuity, and finds a better story in the climb.
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Lando Calrissian and the Mindharp of Sharu
The strangest thing Del Rey published in the eighties, and it is not close.
Published in June 1983, L. Neil Smith’s first Lando novel finds the gambler newly in possession of the Millennium Falcon and blackmailed into a treasure hunt. Smith wrote all three books of the trilogy in roughly nine weeks, and the results are gloriously eccentric.
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