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I recently downloaded the Krytos Trap audiobook after I discovered GJTwitter and saw all the people glazing Stackpole. I figured I should at least finish the series. Haven't actually hit play on it yet though, I've been on a big TTRPG reading kick. Still, looking forward to diving back in some time this week.

SpoonMyMeatFolds wrote: Wed Apr 01, 2026 11:43 pm I've also been reading Anna Karenina at the moment, it's kinda incredible

Nothing better than diving into a classic and understanding exactly why it is a classic!

spaceCowboy wrote: Thu Apr 02, 2026 1:54 am

SpoonMyMeatFolds wrote: Wed Apr 01, 2026 11:43 pm I've also been reading Anna Karenina at the moment, it's kinda incredible

Nothing better than diving into a classic and understanding exactly why it is a classic!

I was not ready for just how funny it would be, tbh

Finished reading the Fate of the Jedi series and am now reading the legacy comics. I'm 18 issues in so far and I'm enjoying it.

Just going down the legends timeline now reading "I, Jedi". Good so far, though more Mara Jade would have been even better. Still, the alternate perspective on the events of the Jedi Academy Trilogy was not as repetitive as I thought it would be, though it still felt like a bit of a slog to go through.

I tend to be reading both a book and a comic. So right now I’m reading John Jackson Miller’s Knight of the Old Republic run and I’m having a great time with it. Fun characters, great art, and memorable plots and settings. The book I’m reading is Matthew Stover’s Shatterpoint - I know, I’ve been reading Star Wars books religiously for 6 years now and I’ve taken WAY too long to read it.

I just finished Luceno’s Cloak of Deception and Ostrander’s Dawn of the Jedi. Had a great time with both. Cloak was a great political drama with absolutely stellar prose. Being that Andor is probably my favorite Star Wars project (I know, I’m so unique), Cloak was an easy sell.

Ostrander and Duursema’s Dawn of the Jedi was solid, but definitely my least favorite of their work. The world building was super cool and intriguing, character designs were (unsurprisingly) absolutely peak, and the storytelling was enough for me to be engaged. I’m not sure if they were rushed for time given the coming Disney acquisition, but aside from some pacing issues and slightly underdeveloped characters, generally a good time!

Starting the Calista Ming "trilogy"