Kellen is down on his luck, trying to scrape by in Mos Espa. In a spontaneous act of conscience, he buys a Twi'lek slave for the purpose of setting her free. Now, he's flat broke, and has a very big responsibility on his hands. CHAPTER 6 IS UP!

Obi-Wan! How could you do this! This was a gift from my master! He gave it to me when I was knighted!" Xanatos screamed at the boy. Obi-Wan cringed a bit. Xanatos was scary when he was mad.Non-Slash Companion Piece To Someday

AU! Shimi Skywalker lived and she gets to raise Luke. What will happen when Vader senses his son and goes to find him? What will Shimi do to protect her grandson? All that's left of her Ani. Leia and Han are in it too and soo is Vader! Please R&R!

AU Anakin didn't turn. 6years post ROTS. It's Luke and Leia's life day, and let's just say it's a day the Jedi will never forget two -shot, plzz review! prequel to attack of the padawans, but it can stand alone.

This is a poem based on how Anakin falls to the dark side.

Another Obi-Wan POV story. Takes place during his battle against Anakin. Better than the other one.

This is Obi-Wans' POV during his battle with Anain.

Leia's epiphany. It's old, but I always liked the rhythm of this one for some reason. This appeared in Choice Parts #2, 1989.

An alternate version of Episode III Revenge of the Sith if Anakin had made the right choice on the Invisible Hand and spared Dooku.

Just some vader refelction on where his life went wrong. no surprise that the story is a lot better than the summary.

Judge not by its size... This appeared in On a Clear Day You Can See Dagobah #7, 1994.

A quiet night of quiet stars. This appeared in On a Clear Day You Can See Dagobah #6, 1992.

Han looks for reasons. This appeared in A Tremor in the Force #5, 1990.

Han contemplates the atmosphere. This poem appeared in I Don't Care What You Smell #3, 1996. It won a STAR aWARd for Best Poem of 1996.

A moment of overwhelming doubt. This appeared in On a Clear Day You Can See Dagobah, #5, 1991.

Released at last. So sappy it's painful, but I was young and in unrequited love at the time, so there you go. This appeared in A Tremor in the Force #4, 1988. It was printed together with "Bouschh."

Speechless on the platform. An old poem, this appeared in Flip of a Coin #11, 1987.

Han has plans for the big day. Another old poem, this appeared in Wookiee Commode #5, 1987.

A serious moment. It's old, but I've always liked this one. It appeared in On a Clear Day You Can See Dagobah, #7, 1994.

Sealed with a kiss. Okay, this is so sappy it's embarrassing now, but for posterity's sake, I'm posting it. This appeared in Wookiee Commode #6, 1988.

The path in life sometimes takes some unanticipated turns. An old poem, this appeared in Wookiee Commode #5, 1987.

Thoughts behind the mask. An old poem, this appeared in A Tremor in the Force #4, 1998. This was printed together with "Love Resurrected."

Leia too late. Another old poem, this appeared in I Don't Care What You Smell #3, 1996.

Han does a little reflecting. Another old poem, this appeared in Flip of a Coin #12, 1988.

My first published piece, this appeared in Wookiee Commode #5, 1987. I wanted to submit something to a fanzine after I discovered them, but didn't have a story finished that I felt confident in, so I started writing poetry to test the waters.