This week concludes our dive into LIGHT OF THE JEDI. Join us as we question the plan for Loden Greatstorm and his all-too-perfect name, discuss what happened between Avar and Elzar, and, of course, talk shit about Yoda.
The causes we’re highlighting for this group of episodes are donating blood (find a drive here) and/or donating to your local food bank (find a place to donate here).
For a list of black-owned bookstores to order from, now and always, click here.
To download this episode, click here.
Book Wars Pod explores the Star Wars universe through the franchise’s non-screen media: the canon novels, comics, and video games. Check out our guide to past episodes, and subscribe on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, and wherever else you cast your pods. You can also subscribe to the Tosche Station Radio Mega Feed on iTunes, Google Play, or Stitcher for more great shows from our podcast network.
Follow us on Twitter and Instagram for episode updates! Hosted by Chris Sedor, Kate Sedor, Rana LaPine, and Miranda Eldon. Audio and production by Kristen McDonell. Art by Joe Butera. Music by Podington Bear.
This podcast has been brought to you in part by your support on Patreon!

We’re back with more High Republic hijinks as we’re reunited with everyone’s favorite young Knight/Padawan team: Vernestra and Imri! Out in digital and audiobook back in January and out in print finally today, Mission to Disaster by Justina Ireland is one of the final books in this Phase of the High Republic.
Midnight Horizon by Daniel José Older is the book about two cinnamon roll boys, two queer disaster girls, and two Jedi masters just doing their best you did not know you needed in your life until now. Out today, the latest installment in the High Republic is guaranteed to give you feelings by the final page. And did we mention the cinnamon rolls?
For months, High Republic fans have had a side of anxiety ever since we first heard the light of the Jedi would be going dark with the next wave of stories. Well, that wave has finally arrived with The Fallen Star by Claudia Gray and folks? Things got real dark.