How to pronounce “thrawn” in English

"Thrawn" has a couple of books for sequels, pitching ideas to Del Rey at this point.

The but the Thrawn in the book, "Thrawn," is not in the same situation.

or details that Thrawn can pick up that other people might not, and then use those in building the scene of the battle

I loved when not only did Thrawn shows back up in "Star Wars Rebels", the animated cartoon series, but Rook, his bodyguard, and Ward Davis played him,

When I started with the "Thrawn" trilogy, no one had been allowed to write post-Return of the Jedi before, so I had a very clear canvas.

I assume it's the legacy of Thrawn, that if Thrawn is cool, all the Chiss are cool, so let's play a Chiss.

So while I hope characters like Thrawn and the Chiss capture the imagination, there's no way I can know about it.

I think the popularity of Thrawn in "Rebels" and hopefully the popularity of the book will induce people at Lucasfilm to start

One of my favorite things about reading Thrawn as a character is watching him make decisions in warfare that seem counterintuitive, only to see his plan come together

So I'll have the "Thrawn" trilogy, "Hand of Thrawn" duology, and the "Thrawn" tetralogy.

So for example, with "Thrawn," there were a couple of cases where I got a note back.

They grew up in the '90s with the "Thrawn" trilogy and all the others.

You would not have that dynamic that you had before in Thrawn and Pellaeon.

OK, here's Thrawn's move, and turn it around for the next one.

My son pointed out that we have the original "Thrawn" trilogy.

How do you feel seeing "Thrawn" on "Star Wars Rebels?"

But I think they did a great job capturing not only the essence of who Thrawn is, but also the meta,

I think the thing a lot of people liked about Pellaeon in the "Thrawn" trilogy was the relationship with Thrawn.

He is the author of his latest novel, "Thrawn."

Well, over 50 novels, 11 of them-- "Thrawn" is the 11th "Star Wars" novel-- over 50 total, and something over 100 short stories and novelettes.

No, I was flabbergasted when I got the news that "Thrawn" was going to be in "Rebels."

And they needed to balance the-- OK, the readers really want Thrawn back in, but everybody else doesn't even know who he is.

In a lot of ways, writing battles and such with "Thrawn" is like writing a mystery.

If I do two sequels to this book, that's another "Thrawn" trilogy.

His solution is, I sell three more books and make a "Thrawn" tetralogy.

As different dynamic, one where now he's going to grow, change along with, and follow Thrawn's path,

Obviously, Mara Jade-- people have been nagging about that since, about, a minute and a half after "Thrawn" was revealed in the London celebration trailer.

OK, that is not going to support a whole novel's worth, but it was a great short-story idea, whereas something like "Thrawn" or "Sibyl's War,"

After the original trilogy, there were a bunch of novels extending the universe, like Thrawn, Mara Jade, and a bunch of other kind of iconic characters.