Master & Apprentice
The partnership the films took for granted, finally shown being built.
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claudia gray
20 entries filed under this topic across the library, the dossiers and the dispatches.
- 6books
- 2comics
- 9dossiers
- 3dispatches
From the library
Books (6)
All booksStar Wars: The High Republic: The Fallen Star
A siege novel that turns the era’s proudest symbol into a trap.
Star Wars: The High Republic: Into the Dark
Padawans stranded on a very wrong space station.
Star Wars: Leia, Princess of Alderaan
Sixteen-year-old Leia works out what her parents do at night.
Star Wars: Lost Stars
Two friends join the Imperial Academy. Only one of them stays.
Star Wars: Bloodline
A senate procedural about the republic that is about to lose everything.
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Dossiers (9)
All dossiersCiena Ree
She swore an oath and kept it, long after the Empire had stopped deserving one.
Cohmac Vitus
Scholar, mystic, and the Jedi the era uses to ask whether the Order deserves its own members.
Greer Sonnel
A champion racing pilot who took a desk job rather than tell anyone she was ill.
Joph Seastriker
A young New Republic pilot who has never fought a war and cannot quite believe the last one was real.
Orla Jareni
A Wayseeker: a Jedi who has formally told the Council she will decide her own missions.
Ransolm Casterfo
A Centrist senator who collects Imperial memorabilia and turns out to be the most decent person in the chamber.
Reath Silas
The Padawan who would rather be in the Archives, sent to the frontier against his will.
Stellan Gios
The face of the Order at its most confident — and the cost of being the person everyone trusts.
Thane Kyrell
Defected on principle, and spent the rest of the war discovering that principle is not the same as peace.
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Comics (2)
All comicsStar Wars Lost Stars
Yusaku Komiyama’s manga of Claudia Gray’s novel: two friends from the same planet who join the Imperial academy together and end up on opposite…
Star Wars Leia, Princess of Alderaan
Haruichi adapts Claudia Gray’s novel about a sixteen-year-old Leia discovering what her adoptive parents have been doing with the family name.
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Dispatches (3)
All dispatchesThe High Republic: publication order versus chronological order
Three phases that travel backwards and then forwards again. Here is why publication order wins anyway.
What a Star Wars novel can do that a Star Wars film cannot
Interiority, bureaucracy and time: three things prose gets for free and cinema has to pay for.
Review roundup: where the shelf stands
A pass back over the reviews posted so far, and what they suggest about this site’s taste.
