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Oct 6, 2014 1 hr 37 min

Solo’s Gamble – SWBW #32

from Star Wars Bookworms Hosted by Aaron Goins

After travels to Dragon Con and some great times talking to Star Wars authors, Aaron and Teresa are back to reviewing books and comics… and talking about some other fun stuff too. They welcome guest Megan from Blog Full of Words and Den of Geek who sticks around with them for most of the episode. Emails! They read a few listener emails and get into a discussion about the portrayal of women in Star Wars. Well Teresa and Megan discuss. Aaron pretty much sidesteps. They also answer the question of which upcoming novel each are most excited for. New York Comic Con is just a few days away and Aaron, Teresa, and Megan will all be there. They talk about the convention, Star Wars panels, and what other things they are most excited for. Aaron and Megan review the comic volume Legacy: Wanted Ania Solo. Teresa attempts to derail them and is somewhat successful. Megan says goodbye and Teresa and Aaron get to talk some Rebels. They get into a detailed discussion and review of the junior novel Ezra’s Gamble. If you haven’t already, we would love for you to follow us on Twitter and like us on Facebook so we can connect with you. Also feel free to leave us a review on iTunes. The 5-star ones are our favorite. Email: [email protected] Facebook: facebook.com/starwarsbookworms Twitter: twitter.com/swbookworms iTunes

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