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James Luceno

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James Luceno
Biographical information
Born

1947

Career
Occupation

Author

Companies

Del Rey, DK

James Luceno (b. 1947—) is the author of several Star Wars novels and reference books under DK Publishing and LucasBooks. In addition to his Star Wars writings, Luceno and Brian Daley (under the pen name "Jack McKinney") wrote the novelizations of the Robotech series and the Black Hole Travel Agency series.

He has said he would be interested in writing a book detailing Qui-Gon Jinn's and Darth Plagueis's searches for immortality.

As of March 27, 2007, Sue Rostoni has said in her blog the following, regarding the decision to cancel Luceno's Darth Plagueis novel:

"You'll still see Jim Luceno around, though, as he's an author we are not willing to lose."
― Sue Rostoni[src]

In April 2009, Luceno was reported to be in negotiations to write a new Star Wars novel.[1]

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Contents

[edit] Bibliography

[edit] Star Wars

YearTitle Format Notes
2000 Agents of Chaos I: Hero's Trial Novel
2000 Agents of Chaos II: Jedi Eclipse Novel
2001 Darth Maul: Saboteur E-novella
2001 Cloak of Deception Novel
2003 The Unifying Force Novel
2003 Star Wars: New Jedi Order Round-Robin Interview Interview From The Unifying Force bonus CD and paperback
2004 Inside the Worlds of Star Wars Trilogy Reference book
2005 Labyrinth of Evil Novel
2005 Revenge of the Sith: The Visual Dictionary Reference book
2005 Dark Lord: The Rise of Darth Vader Novel
Darth Plagueis novel Novel Canceled
2008 Millennium Falcon Novel

[edit] Other

(Left to right) Brian Daley, James Luceno, and Chris Barbieri in 1994.

Luceno has also written several Indiana Jones books, including The Mata Hari Affair and Indiana Jones: The Ultimate Guide.

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