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'''Nathan Patrick Butler''' (b. [[October 17]], [[1979]]) is the author of the ''[[Star Wars Tales]]'' story ''[[Equals and Opposites]]'', and co-writer of the [[DC0052 speeder]] [[Databank (original)|Databank]] entry. Butler's chronology knowledge has also recently been brought to bear in creating dates for a series of dated historical maps for ''[[The Essential Atlas]]'' (though he takes responsibility for a typo that incorrectly dates ''[[Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith]]'' at 15:5:20, rather than 16:5:20). He also had a short article on ''Star Wars'' continuity in Geoffrey Todd Carlton's ''Star Wars Super Collector's Wish Book, Fourth Edition'' in 2007 and was one of the many interview subjects discussed in Will Brooker's ''Using the Force: Creativity, Community, and Star Wars Fans''. As the writer of ''[[Equals and Opposites]]'', Butler created the characters of [[Pallin]] and [[Tarneel]], while also creating the planet [[Ord Sedra]] and its [[Battle of Ord Sedra]]. The character [[Krono Relt]] (found in ''[[Star Wars: Empire 13: What Sin Loyalty?]]'') was named after him.{{Fact}} |
'''Nathan Patrick Butler''' (b. [[October 17]], [[1979]]) is the author of the ''[[Star Wars Tales]]'' story ''[[Equals and Opposites]]'', and co-writer of the [[DC0052 speeder]] [[Databank (original)|Databank]] entry. Butler's chronology knowledge has also recently been brought to bear in creating dates for a series of dated historical maps for ''[[The Essential Atlas]]'' (though he takes responsibility for a typo that incorrectly dates ''[[Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith]]'' at 15:5:20, rather than 16:5:20). He also had a short article on ''Star Wars'' continuity in Geoffrey Todd Carlton's ''Star Wars Super Collector's Wish Book, Fourth Edition'' in 2007 and was one of the many interview subjects discussed in Will Brooker's ''Using the Force: Creativity, Community, and Star Wars Fans''. As the writer of ''[[Equals and Opposites]]'', Butler created the characters of [[Pallin]] and [[Tarneel]], while also creating the planet [[Ord Sedra]] and its [[Battle of Ord Sedra]]. The character [[Krono Relt]] (found in ''[[Star Wars: Empire 13: What Sin Loyalty?]]'') was named after him.{{Fact}} |
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Nathan Patrick Butler (b. October 17, 1979) is the author of the Star Wars Tales story Equals and Opposites, and co-writer of the DC0052 speeder Databank entry. Butler's chronology knowledge has also recently been brought to bear in creating dates for a series of dated historical maps for The Essential Atlas (though he takes responsibility for a typo that incorrectly dates Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith at 15:5:20, rather than 16:5:20). He also had a short article on Star Wars continuity in Geoffrey Todd Carlton's Star Wars Super Collector's Wish Book, Fourth Edition in 2007 and was one of the many interview subjects discussed in Will Brooker's Using the Force: Creativity, Community, and Star Wars Fans. As the writer of Equals and Opposites, Butler created the characters of Pallin and Tarneel, while also creating the planet Ord Sedra and its Battle of Ord Sedra. The character Krono Relt (found in Star Wars: Empire 13: What Sin Loyalty?) was named after him.[source?]
His fan works include the Star Wars Timeline Gold chronological reference, Star Wars: Second Strike, a dramatic audio adventure (the first of its kind online for the Star Wars saga), the internet radio show ChronoRadio (at Star Wars Fanworks), and numerous other online audio productions.
Star Wars bibliography
Books
- Star Wars: The Essential Atlas (contributor)
Comics
- Equals and Opposites, Star Wars Tales 21 - October 2004 (Collected in Star Wars Tales Volume 6 - January 2006)
Articles
DC0052 Intergalactic Speeder in the Databank (content now obsolete; backup link) (co-written by The Dark Moose) - April 2006- A Brief Star Wars Chronology in the Star Wars Super Collector's Wish Book, 4th Edition (by Geoffrey Todd Carlton) - 2007