Thread: The Decline and Fall of American Literary Culture
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Old 03-18-2013, 08:02 PM   #27
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Star Wars was first published six months before the movie was released. The author was listed as George Lucas but, was actually written by Alan Dean Foster. I bought it because it sounded like a nice read. It said soon to be a major motion picture but, at the time the book did not sell well. After the movie release they released it again and it hit number one on the NY Times Bestsellers Chart. The book also differed in some respects to the movie. I still have my copy.
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If your copy is still in good condition then you might want to know that it is now a serious collectible and can get up to a three figure price tag especially if signed by Foster and even more if it has a Lucas sig as well...
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