From the Bookshelf: The Making of Return of the Jedi

I recently received in the mail a used copy of "The Making of Return of the Jedi" that I had ordered online. As I opened the package and started reading, I was thinking back to a journal post I had seen just a little while before, where someone else had also ordered a used copy of the book with a definite and wistful eye for how its very first page had unwittingly evoked a time before "Luke/Leia shippers" were dealt with in what could seem a rather extreme fashion... although, of course, I was hoping to get more from the book than just that. I was, perhaps, wondering how it would compare to "Once Upon A Galaxy," the comparable "making of" book for The Empire Strikes Back, and it didn't take long before I had detected one difference: in a space of three years' time, the paperback typeface seemed that much crisper and more modern...
( Return of the paperback )

( Bonus: Return of the videotape )