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Hot Kylo Ren, Toxic Relationships, and Dull Writing

The Force Awakens by Alan Dean Foster

The Last Jedi by Jason Fry

The Rise of Skywalker by Rae Carson

June 9, 2021 by esmemoria 21 Comments

I am obsessed with Adam Driver. If you are not obsessed with Adam Driver, I know not your constitution. I’ve become obsessed with the Star Wars movies episodes IX through XI and the sexy, tortured, full lipped character of Kylo Ren, who is the villain. I originally wrote “hero” by mistake, which shows how twisted my love is. So enamored of Kylo, Rey, and the movies in general, I somewhat abashedly bought the books based on the movies. And boy do they kind of suck. […]

Filed Under: Science Fiction Tagged With: Alan Dean Foster, jason fry, Kylo Ren, rae carson, star wars

esmemoria's CBR13 Review No:13 · Genres: Science Fiction · Tags: Alan Dean Foster, jason fry, Kylo Ren, rae carson, star wars ·
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Just your run of the mill novelization, with some deleted scenes.

May 15, 2018 by narfna Leave a Comment

The movie did it better. To be fair, the movie always does it better than the novelization. Novelizations are nearly to a one marketing ploys. But after having read the novelization for Rogue One, I am now spoiled for all future movie novelizations. That book was fantastic. It was a piece of art all on its own, and I nearly liked it better than the movie. This was not that. It was competent. Nothing was wrong. But most importantly, it didn’t really translate; the big […]

Filed Under: Science Fiction Tagged With: film, jason fry, narfna, novelization, sci-fi, space opera, star wars, the last jedi

narfna's CBR10 Review No:61 · Genres: Science Fiction · Tags: film, jason fry, narfna, novelization, sci-fi, space opera, star wars, the last jedi ·
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