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Yep. And that makes it even wilder that the last four Star Wars novelizations didn't come out until around the time of the home video releases. Part of that has to do with the authors not having enough time to write a book once they're given access to the script & filmmakers, part of it has to...

Yeah, the movie novelization is basically dead except that Star Wars movies can still be counted on to get a novelization. And I have to point out that Quentin Tarantino did just rewrite Once Upon A Time In Hollywood as a novel and it's #1 on the New York Times Bestsellers list but that's...

I think any of the TV books that were made year by year and had access to the people who worked on the show are invaluable to fans of those series. Even though it's sanitized by a corporation, those books contain details that have been long forgotten and that are unlikely to be found anywhere...

Yeah and I doubt their authors get an advance or even paid unless the book really starts selling. I'm sure it's a labor of love on the part of everyone involved and I'm thankful that someone is still making oddball books that a major would never consider.

Bear Manor Media still publishes books for relatively obscure TV shows and old stars (recent books from them are on Spike Jones, Paul Picerni, Joe E. Brown, Max Linder, and W.C. Fields). While I'm sure they don't sell a ton of copies, they've been in business for about 20 years now so there must...