Jinx On A Terran Inheritance


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Jinx on a Terran Inheritance


Jinx on a Terran Inheritance

Author: Brian Daley

language: en

Publisher: Lucia St. Clair Robson

Release Date: 1985


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Hobart Floyt, unwitting inheritor of an interstellar spaceship, and his friend, Alacrity Fitzhugh, match wits with Earth's bureaucrats and unknown enemies as they seek Floyt's legacy

Jinx on a Terran Inheritance


Jinx on a Terran Inheritance

Author: Brian Daley

language: en

Publisher:

Release Date: 2016-07-21


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The dying ruler of a small interstellar kingdom made a minor Old-Earth bureaucrat named Hobart Floyt the surprised inheritor of an interstellar spacecraft. There were just a few minor problems: The dead ruler never told Floyt how to find the ship. The bureaucrats of Earth wanted the ship for themselves, and someone kept trying to murder Floyt and his friend Alacrity Fitzhugh.

The Star Wars Radio Dramas


The Star Wars Radio Dramas

Author: Maria Jose Tenuto

language: en

Publisher: McFarland

Release Date: 2024-07-29


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By 1977 National Public Radio (NPR) was in trouble, plagued by too little funding and small audiences. The phenomenal success of its adaptation of Star Wars as a radio drama in 1981 gave NPR the needed ratings, publicity, and boost in donations that kept it afloat at exactly the time it was threatened the most. Most importantly, Star Wars brought a new audience to NPR. As it did in theaters, where George Lucas's films redefined movie making, so too did NPR's Star Wars forever change the artistic world of radio drama. That a radio network, dependent exclusively on audio, would find a lifeline in one of the most visually dynamic movies ever released is the stuff of irony. Utilizing new interviews with creatives such as Anthony Daniels (C-3PO), Ann Sachs (Princess Leia), Perry King (Han Solo), and director John Madden, and archival research, this book details how an unlikely alliance of academics, radio executives, Lucasfilm employees, actors, and behind-the-scenes artists banded together, despite the obstacles, to create a unique and consequential work. It is also the story of how writer Brian Daley was the fulcrum who made it all possible.