Halcyon/Horn Book Listing

This is a chronological listing of the stories, comics, and novels in which a Halcyon, Horn, or Terrik has appeared. This listing could also serve as a listing of the majority of the sources I have used to compile information throughout this site.

Corellian Jedi Return - Article in Holonet News #54, published online. Concerns the Corellian Jedi role during the Clone Wars era, with quotes from Nejaa Halcyon. Can be found here.

Jedi Taskforce Dispatched to Reel in Thranta - Article in Holonet News #55, published online. Details Nejaa Halcyon's role in a taskforce sent to apprehend a ship that is attempting to wage a private war with the Separatists. Can be found here.

Elusion Illusion - Short story by Michael A. Stackpole. Published in Star Wars Insider #66. Jedi Knights Aayla Secura and Ylenic It'kla meet up with Rostek Horn and Nejaa Halcyon while tracking a fugitive scientist on Corellia.

Mist Encounter - Short story by Timothy Zahn which was only published in Star Wars Adventure Journal Volume 1 Issue 7. This story, detailing the Empire's discovery of future Grand Admiral Thrawn, shows Booster Terrik playing an interesting role.

The Making of Baron Fel - Issue #25 of the X-Wing Rogue Squadron comic book series (first half of trade paperback Blood and Honor), focusing on the life of Imperial TIE pilot Baron Soontir Fel. Inspector Hal Horn makes a cameo in this comic.

The Paradise Snare - First book of the Han Solo trilogy by A. C. Crispin. No one from the Halcyon/Horn family actually shows up, but at one point Han is being tracked by Hal Horn of CorSec.

Interlude at Darkknell - Short story by Michael A. Stackpole and Timothy Zahn. Published in Tales from the New Republic. Hal Horn, on a mission for CorSec, ends up being caught in the middle of a battle between Garm Bel Iblis and Field Agent Ysanne Isard.

Side Trip - Short story by Michael A. Stackpole and Timothy Zahn. Published in Star Wars Adventure Journal Volume 1 Issues 12-13 and republished in Tales from the Empire. Corran and Hal Horn of CorSec get drawn into working a case alongside an incognito Grand Admiral Thrawn.

The Phantom Affair - Issues #5-8 of the X-Wing Rogue Squadron comic book series. Also available in trade paperback format. Rogue Squadron is sent to Mrllst to negotiate for a weapon for the New Republic, and runs into the man who killed Wedge's parents. Mirax Terrik assists Rogue Squadron, and Booster Terrik appears in a well-done flashback to the destruction of the Gus Treta station.

Family Ties - Issues #26-27 of the X-Wing Rogue Squadron comic book series (second half of trade paperback Blood and Honor). Three members of Rogue Squadron go to Corellia to retrieve Baron Fel's family before the Empire can use them against him. They must team up with CorSec officers Corran Horn and Iella Wessiri to save Baron Fel's nephew from kidnappers.

Mandatory Retirement - Issues #32-35 of the X-Wing Rogue Squadron comic book series. Also available in trade paperback format. Rogue Squadron endeavors to protect Sate Pestage from Admiral Krennel andYsanne Isard, who is solidifying her grip on the Empire. Mirax shows up to offer her support to Rogue Squadron.

Missed Chance - Short story by Michael A. Stackpole. Originally published in Star Wars Adventure Journal Volume 1 Issue 7, later republished in Tales from the Empire. This was the first Corran story ever written, and is set during the two year period when he was on the run from Kirtan Loor and CorSec. Corran is hiding on Garqi when he finds himself reluctantly helping would-be Rebels.

Rogue Squadron - Book one of the X-wing series by Michael A. Stackpole, and the one that many think marks Corran's first appearance. Corran joins Rogue Squadron. Mirax also teams up with the Rogues and meets Corran.

Wedge's Gamble - Second book of the X-wing series by Michael A. Stackpole. The Rogues plan a mission to capture Coruscant, the seat of Imperial power, for the New Republic. Corran and Mirax once again play important roles.

The Krytos Trap - Third book of the X-wing series by Michael A. Stackpole. Believing Corran to be dead, Tycho Celchu is put on trial for treason and murder. Mirax grieves for Corran and what could have been, while Corran, who in reality has been captured by Ysanne Isard, seeks to escape the Lusankya. His escape will change his life forever.

The Bacta War - Fourth book of the X-wing series by Michael A. Stackpole. Corran, reunited with the Rogues, seeks to capture Isard and free the Lusankya prisoners. Booster, making his first appearance in the novels, is horrified to discover that his daughter is growing close to the son of the man that sent him to Kessel for five years.

Iron Fist - Sixth book of the X-wing series, and the second one by Aaron Allston. Wraith Squadron, Wedge Antilles's new experiment, continues to try to eliminate Warlord Zsinj. The Wraiths team up with the Rogues for a mission or two. Corran appears briefly when the Wraiths and the Rogues are working together.

Solo Command - Seventh book of the X-wing series, and the third by Aaron Allston. The hunt for Warlord Zsinj becomes even more intense, and Han Solo arrives to lead the search. Since the Rogues and the Wraiths work together quite a bit in this book, we see more of Corran during those missions.

Isard's Revenge - Eighth book of the X-wing series, and the fifth by Michael A. Stackpole. Immediately after the defeat of Grand Admiral Thrawn at Bilbringi, the Rogues receive a tip on the whereabouts of the Lusankya prisoners. Corran, Mirax, and Booster all play important roles throughout the course of this story.

I, Jedi - Written by Michael A. Stackpole, this story takes place concurrently with Kevin J. Anderson's Jedi Academy trilogy. This first person book details Corran's quest to recover his wife and come to terms with his Jedi heritage. The quintessential Corran novel and the one that every Corran fan should read.

Specter of the Past - Book one of the Hand of Thrawn duology by Timothy Zahn. The galaxy, already stirred up over news on the ones responsible for the destruction of Caamas decades ago, is shocked and afraid when rumors of the return of Grand Admiral Thrawn, believed dead, begin to circulate. Corran, Mirax, Booster, and Valin appear briefly.

Vision of the Future - Book two of the Hand of Thrawn duology by Timothy Zahn. Affairs in the New Republic continue to deteriorate. It is believed that the one thing that can avert a civil war is the discovery of the Caamas document, a document that promises to shed light on the actual participants in the destruction of Caamas. Corran and Wedge undertake a mission to Bothawui to help protect the Bothans, accused of the atrocity, and later they fly with Booster on the Errant Venture to help recover the document.

Union - Four issue comic scripted by Michael A. Stackpole detailing the wedding of Luke Skywalker and Mara Jade. Now collected in trade paperback format. Mirax and Corran help the bride and the groom prepare for the wedding and partake in the festivities. We see Corran more in his Jedi role than his pilot role in this comic.

Onslaught - Second book of the New Jedi Order series and first book in Michael A. Stackpole's Dark Tide duology. Corran and Jedi Ganner Rhysode undertake a mission to Bimmiel to protect a group of archaeologists from the Yuuzhan Vong. We also see Mirax and their two children.

Ruin - Third book of the New Jedi Order series and second book in Michael A. Stackpole's Dark Tide duology. Corran, Jacen, Ganner, and others undertake a perilous mission to Garqi. But what they find out there endangers the peaceful planet of Ithor. The outcome of the events of Ithor shake Corran to his core and promise to serve as another turning point in his life.

Conquest - Seventh book of the New Jedi Order series and first book in Greg Keyes's Edge of Victory duology. The Jedi students on Yavin IV are in danger from the Yuuzhan Vong, and Anakin Solo takes it upon himself to save them. Valin Horn chooses to try to help Anakin and finds himself in over his head. Corran and the Errant Venture appear briefly in the end.

Rebirth - Eighth book of the New Jedi Order series and second book in Greg Keyes's Edge of Victory duology. Anakin and Tahiri discover the Yuuzhan Vong's next target. They and Corran strive to prevent the attack.

Star by Star - Ninth book of the New Jedi Order, written by Troy Denning. Anakin leads a Jedi strike team to Myrkr to neutralize the voxyn, an animal bred to sniff out and kill Jedi. Corran joins Luke and the other Jedi in protecting Coruscant. Mirax and Booster also have roles, albeit smaller ones.

Rebel Dream - Eleventh book of the New Jedi Order and first book in Aaron Allston's Enemy Lines duology. Wedge Antilles and others aim to protect a group of refugees on Borleias from the might of the Yuuzahn Vong. Wedge also has something else up his sleeve, though, something that requires the assistance of many friends and/or ex-Rebels, including Corran and Booster.

Rebel Stand - Twelth book of the New Jedi Order and second book in Aaron Allston's Enemy Lines duology. Luke and a small team investigate captured Coruscant and explore perhaps setting up a resistance movement with the people left behind. Meanwhile, Wedge plans the evacuation of Borleias. Corran shows up in one chapter in his new capacity, Valin shows up very briefly in a different chapter, and the Errant Venture appears, although we don't actually see Booster himself.

Destiny's Way - Fourteenth book of the New Jedi Order, written by Walter Jon Williams. Jacen and Vergere return to the NR, and Ackbar joins the fight against the Yuuzhan Vong. Corran cameos in a couple of scenes as the leader of Rogue Squadron, replacing Gavin, who has been called away somewhere. The Errant Venture also appears briefly in a battle scene. Booster is mentioned in connection to the EV, but I don't think we ever see him.

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