The Great Hullabaloo: BOOKS.

[Martin]

Thx bro! Shoot some too anytime!

[Abraham Smashington]

That makes sense honestly. Again, I dug it a bunch but some of it got kind of sloppy. But great recommendation Martin!

[Martin]

Fun fact: this is Char’s author first novel. The guy writes programming books.

[Martin]

Cool!

[Abraham Smashington]

It’s a pleasure. You can recommend stuff as well!

You in for a wild fucking ride, son. It’s all about the tutu

Enjoy!

Finished Mt. Char. Wasn't bad. It got kind of sloppy at the end but this would make a hell of a mini series. The tutu shit alone if done right could rival some John Wick shit. The explanation of everything at the end was pretty decent though. Didn't see that coming. Dug it. On to The Troop now thanks to a random recommendation from GoodReads or whatever. Lord of the Flies meets pulpy horror I guess.....Dug the first chapter enough to buy it.

[Abraham Smashington]

I should re-read the Thrawn trilogy. Those were the only books of the legacy Star Wars stuff that were really worth a damn, other than the original Han Solo trilogy.

The legacy shit is aces, but I read the current canonical new trilogy.

[Martin]

It really should have been the Sequels.


Hey Matt, you should also try Library at Mt. Char.

Its nuts.

[Matt]

I should re-read the Thrawn trilogy. Those were the only books of the legacy Star Wars stuff that were really worth a damn, other than the original Han Solo trilogy.

[Martin]

It’s a pleasure. You can recommend stuff as well!

You in for a wild fucking ride, son. It’s all about the tutu

Enjoy!

[Abraham Smashington]

Finished up the Thrawn trilogy and really enjoyed it. The stuff with the Chiss Ascendency was pretty neat. Loved Eli Vanto. And that last battle would be fucking amazing in liveaction or even animated.

Book 2 was probably my favorite if only for the flashbacks throughout with Thrawn and Anakin.

Started on The Library on Mt. Char as per your recommendation Martin . Digging it so far, read nothing before buying and it's neat. So thank you.

[Abraham Smashington]

The Thrawn books are a quick read and I wanted to check them out since he's gonna be showing up in the new shows soon. Plus I'm trying to get a playlist of the must watch Rebels episodes for Lesley. She gave up after I think the third or fourth episode as since it's a Disney cartoon they have those eps are that pure dumb filler BUT the story shit in these that they're gonna be exploring in the upcoming shows is some of the best SW shit currently out. There's a reason why Filoni was given the keys.

[Abraham Smashington]

Oh yeah, fast food and then back to your recommendation and then some non-fiction is on deck.

[Martin]

Oh you went fast food! Noice.

I read Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir (The Martian). Its fast food. Its good.

Im back to faster food with some 40k novels.

[Abraham Smashington]

On book 2 of The Thrawn trilogy and I cannot fucking wait to see this guy in live action. Also bonus points for having Anakin use the force to pull a fucking Weekend At Bernies during an action scene. The way they describe how the Force is interpreted by Jedi in this book is kind of dope. "Double Vision" is a neat way of explaining how they do the things they do.

[Abraham Smashington]

good to know about Hyperion. Bummer to hear about no more stuff in regards to that epilogue. And the SW books are canon now (the new ones that is). The Thrawn trilogy is at least.