Part one of my chapter by chapter recap of the first ever Star Wars Expanded Universe Novel: Splinter of the Mind's Eye: a direct sequel to the original movie. Written by Alan Dean Foster, who Disney is refusing to pay royalties to despite continuing to profit from his work. #DisneyMustPay https://www.sfwa.org/2020/11/18/disney-must-pay/

Basically put, Disney is stealing from a dying man. I have started this chapter by chapter review series  as a means of raising awareness to this issue. To learn more and see what you can do the help, please visit this site: https://www.sfwa.org/2020/11/18/disney-must-pay/

Liliana's parents have proven themselves to have been far more welcoming than expected. Highly grateful to Maklaw for saving their daughter, the Emeralds furnished him with the rare alcohol: Wookie Bowel Basher, of which Zyzzix and Ping pong had a small sample. In the aftermath, Andrikan Emerald starts up the karaoke machine. 

A serious dinnertime talk is just hours away. Liliana will have to explain to her Imperial Governor mother what she has been doing over the past months. Hopefully neither she nor her friends will let slip sensitive topics: such as the fact that they killed over a hundred stormtroopers, blew up the Emperor's retreat, and sabotaged an Imperial bioweapons project. Let the awkward family drama commence. 

Boba Fett fulfills his contract and returns Liliana safely to her mother. But on the planet that trains stormtroopers, safe is relative.

A simple opinion piece on how I could have fixed Star Wars at several stages during the sequel trilogy. Will also be released in three episodes on my youtube channel.

Liliana Emerald posts her on her "holo-tube" blog an update on her adventures, the importance of Life Day, and a story of how she first met the Galactic Empire's most feared enforcer.

An unending onslaught of zombies, an escape vehicle in need of fuel, a massive monster steadily approaching, and the entire Star Destroyer fast approaching a black hole. It is up to our heroes to hold off the zombies until Boba Fett can finish fueling Slave 1 and get them all to safety.

Host and GM: John E.

Liliana: Megan Cordero @meganda88

Zyzzix: Jeffrey Gardner @jeffaplus

Ping Pong: Kat Johnston @birdiekat82

Maklaw: Edgar Cuevas

Music: Megan Cordero - more of her music can be found on SoundCloud

Special thanks to Michael T. Christensen and Marisa Cuevas!

After that tense cliffhanger on Halloween, we finally rejoin our heroes: Trapped in the office of Dr. Death with a massive fang-faced alien preparing to vivisect Ping Pong and retrieve the Kaibur Crystal she ate long ago. The vibroblade nears her flesh...

"Star Wars" was created by George Lucas and is owned by Disney. "Edge of the Empire" manuals are available wherever books are sold. Our host and game master is John Eick. Liliana Emerald is played by Megan Cordero; follow her on Instagram at @meganda88. Ping Pong is played by Kat Johnston, available on Instagram at @birdiekat82. Zyzzix is played by Jeffrey Gardner, available on Instagram at @jeffaplus. Maklaw is played by Edgar Cuevas. Music by Megan Cordero. Special thanks to Mike Christensen and Marisa Cuevas. Thanks for listening!

I know we left you on a huge cliffhanger with Ping Pong about to be vivisected, but you're all going to have to wait a little longer to find out what happens. It has been quite a while since we checked in on Lilliana and Shogo, after they were separated by the group by a trap door and a hundred story fall. We now rejoin the two former Imperials on their journey to deactivate the tractor beam generator.

"Star Wars" was created by George Lucas and is owned by Disney. "Edge of the Empire" manuals are available wherever books are sold. Our host and game master is John Eick. Liliana Emerald is played by Megan Cordero; follow her on Instagram at @meganda88. Ping Pong is played by Kat Johnston, available on Instagram at @birdiekat82. Zyzzix is played by Jeffrey Gardner, available on Instagram at @jeffaplus. Maklaw is played by Edgar Cuevas. Music by Megan Cordero. Special thanks to Mike Christensen and Marisa Cuevas. Thanks for listening!