Star Wars: I, Jedi
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Star Wars: I, Jedi by Michael A. Stackpole drops readers into the Expanded Universe through the eyes of Corran Horn, a Rogue Squadron pilot who sets out to master the Force and rescue his kidnapped wife. First published in 1998, this hardcover first edition carries the original jacket art and the nostalgic heft of the Bantam era.
The novel blends space-opera action with detective flair, giving fans a rare first-person look at Jedi training outside the movie saga. Stackpole’s brisk pacing and insider knowledge of Star Wars lore make it a favorite among Legends devotees who like their Force philosophy wrapped in starfighter dogfights.
This copy is personally inscribed and makes a thoughtful display piece for collectors. Condition is tidy: pages are clean beyond a few small dog-ears and tiny edge tears, and the binding remains square. A discreet presentation sticker on the front endpaper hints at its history without detracting from the reading experience.
At 464 pages it’s a substantial addition to any science-fiction shelf, yet still light enough to read comfortably. Grab this vintage hardcover while supplies last and revisit the galaxy far, far away through Stackpole’s sharp, Force-sensitive lens.