Practical Premiere

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A Practical ManTeased at the recent Comic-Con International, StarWars.com presented today the cover art. Karen Traviss’s e-novella, A Practical Man, comes out next month from Del Rey.

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Here’s what Traviss had to say about the book during a publishing panel at Comic-Con International:

“Why did the Mandalorians side with the Yuuzhan Vong? What were they thinking? They’re not stupid, they had to have their reasons, and that was the gap I wanted to fill. It’s actually not what it seems. And the title, A Practical Man, is a reference to an obscure song that I’m not very sure few people would have heard in the UK. It’s about sticking to what you believe.”

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The cover artist is Steven D. Anderson; the illustration is based on a recent publicity still.

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  1. fairyblood says:

    This makes me veeeerry happy right now.

  2. coolkid says:

    awesome but i hope traviss doesn’t fill it with mendoa language carp
    hate traviss

  3. john says:

    havent read it is it good

  4. aaron says:

    @john: “Karen Traviss’s e-novella, A Practical Man, comes out next month from Del Rey.”

  5. True Warrior says:

    AWESOMEIm so f’in happy right now…………………………………..Im speacless.

  6. John Rot Duart says:

    I’m really looking forward to this! It’s a little surprising that Traviss hasn’t read Ann Crispin’s Fett trilogy, The Bounty Hunter Wars, which was simply amazing. I hope that she isn’t full of herself, like a musician that won’t play any covers.

    A true fan wouldn’t be able to resist the other stories. Even Boba read fiction…

  7. John Rot Duart says:

    Oops, that should be K.W. Jeter on The Bounty Hunter Wars. (I was also impressed with the Han Solo Trilogy, written by Crispen)

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