Jedi Exiles
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Title: | Jedi Exiles |
Author(s): | Nimori |
Date(s): | 2003? |
Length: | |
Genre(s): | slash fanfiction |
Fandom(s): | Star Wars TPM |
Relationship(s): | |
External Links: | Jedi Exiles (Nimori's Fiction and Fanart) |
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Jedi Exiles is a Star Wars TPM series by Nimori.
Summary: Eight Jedi padawans know a secret no one will believe.
Author's note:
When I began writing Jedi Exiles, I had no idea it would grow to such massive proportions. I started with ten or twelve planned parts, but the initial story, now called Year Zero, ended up split into twelve parts itself, and each section I wrote inspired me to fill in the gaps of what started as a simple adventure story, until it turned into a space opera with smut. The series outline is now at an estimated fifty-four parts, with a few more which are only vague ideas at the moment; for instance there will almost certainly be character interludes for Bruck, Garen, and Zen, and possibly Xanatos and Tyyshie (though Tyyhie is doubtful as she's a POV character and the character interludes are intended to delve into the non-POV characters' minds). At present I have twenty-three of these episodes written, and another six in progress.The structure has always been similar to a television series, with Year Zero as the pilot, an ongoing objective, and both stand-alone and serial episodes.
Recs and Reviews
A glorious series, with much promise, but unfortunately -- a WIP. Nimori has very occasionally added on bits and pieces, but I'm not terribly hopeful she'll finish this highly original and complex series. *sniff* It's a wonderful AU, a what-if story of a group of padawans who rebel against the Order and leave to fight the Dark side themselves. Nimori captures adolescent angst and uncertainly so wonderfully. Absolutely worth a read, even though it's unfinished.[1]
References
- ^ emmagrant01 in tpm_flashback. Jedi Exiles, by Nimori, 03 December 2004. (Accessed 13 April 2015)