I probably won't read any of them because I don't know how.

Illiteracy rules, hell yeah.

Bring back the good old days, where a series stopped at three books and actually told a complete story...

Amen to that, Drayson.

Ah, the memories. It's been years since I read any SW books. The Jedi Accademy trilogy, that one about Centerpoint, and the ever-greatnessness of the Thrawn trilogy...

The X-Wing series wasn't too bad either. And I liked I, Jedi.

Hell yes to I, Jedi and the Thrawn Trilogy. Thrawn is what got me into fleeting.

I haven't met a Star Wars novel I didn't like.

I read most of the post ROTJ stuff, both movie lead-ins and I'm just starting the Clone Wars novels.

If you like M*A*S*H, Medstar I is great. I'm on the last 100-pages of Shatterpoint. It has several moments where you go, "Holy shit, Sam Jackson would actually do that!"

I'm reading Medstar I as well. I'm barely starting the first chapter.

Still need to read Shatterpoint.

Zahn is actually putting out some new SW novels... Survivour's Quest falls just before the NJO and takes place in Chiss space, or something... and I think he had another trilogy slated for writing, too...

THAT would be worth picking up. Zahn is and always will be the master... I wish they'd let him write the prequals...

I would agree to that Timothy Zahn is like the Lord of the Star Wars books, he's always make most thrilling and exciting books.

Not just Star Wars, either.

Outbound Flight (HC, by Timothy Zahn)

*cream*