Saga Journal Update

[krpalmer]

I'm sure that everyone who will actually see this post already knows that the monthly update of Saga Journal has gone up, but I still feel sort of pleased at seeing my book review as a part of it. For the first time in a while since the MSTing communities petered out, something I've written other than a post or response is out there to be seen. Of course, I can also look at it and wonder if the phrasing could have been revised yet again, and once more I've got next to no idea of what I'll review the next time it's my turn... but the review is there.

Comments

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For myself, I *always* want to keep editing. And I almost never know what I'm going to write (papers, recs, whatever) until 2 weeks prior. You been with a few months now, but still...

[C-3PO] Congratulations, you are now part of the tribe.[/C-3PO]

;)

I like your review, and it was particularly interesting to me, because if not for you, I wouldn't have known that book even existed. And it's good to get a take on some of the old, OT-era stuff.

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This may emphasise the limited scope of this journal's audience... but thanks for the comment!

Of course, when it comes to Star Wars and revisions, some people will talk your ears off (or they'll use revisions of any sort as an excuse to roll out the same complaints about Star Wars, again.) That may connect in some tangential way to the "take" of the review, though... I knew it had existed before, but it was actually picking the book off the used book store shelf and flipping to a page that talked about CGI that sparked my everpresent interest in establishing that Star Wars then and Star Wars now are more similar than some think.