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Ryder Windham has written more than 60 Star Wars books including comics and novels.He started writing since 1993 and has also been working on Stars Wars projects by himself or other authors.Star Wars: The Ultimate Visual Guide was on the New York time’s best sellers for three weeks in 2005.He supervised the editing process of other writer’s comics like the Dark Horse series and Jabba the Hut.
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