Hi yes I need to yell about this book. The story was a delightful web of threads, some older, some new, and they all lead to Andor. Once I started, I couldn't put it down. I'm really impressed by the different tone Rebecca Roanhorse achieves in each of her works, and this one was executed perfectly.
![Quote from Hollywood Reporter interview with Andor creator Tony Gilroy.
"So I’m not sure if we’ll ever see something like Andor again — made live, not by AI. Will someone ever spend that kind of money to make something live again [on streaming]? I don’t know if that will ever happen again, but what a great thing it is to be able to have done it. We got away with it, and we feel pretty good about it."](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:oct7vmhvavutmgbhimbwgwiq/bafkreie6e52pemob43ksqow55aeunvdy3t3dy2wq5obzjmo6jb6yk67mji)