Christian Blauvelt Books In Order

Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books

Publication Order of Star Wars: Be More Books

Publication Order of Turner Classic Movies Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

Christian Blauvelt is a philosophy, media, and nonfiction author from Tampa Bay, where he was born and brought up, even though he spent more than a dozen years in New York City.

He is best known for novels such as the story of how the American movie industry made contributions to the war effort during World War II in the novel “Hollywood Victory.”

He is one of the foremost experts in film history and his obituary of Sean Connery was the winner of the South California Journalism Award in 2021. He has also made several appearances on TCM as a guest programmer.
Earlier on, he went to Northwestern University and graduated from its Film/TV/Radio program before launching his career in media.

His first job was at “Entertainment Weekly” before he moved in and served as “BBC Culture’s” Deputy Editor.

Right from when he was still very young, Christian Blauvelt was a huge lover of movies, especially anything set in the 1940s or Florida.

It was his mother who introduced him to some incredible TCM movies and by the time he was a high schooler, he was obsessed with TCM movies.

He used to plot what he would watch each month by trawling through the magazine-style print publication from TCM.

It was during this time that she developed a love for movies from the 1940s, which he found to have something special, particularly anything to do with the war effort.

He found the uncertainty about who would win the war and who were the good and bad guys a great recipe for a story. In addition to watching war movies, he also watched the earliest of Alfred Hitchcock’s melodramas.
He would continue to watch such movies as he moved into the golden age of film noir and international art-house cinema following the conclusion of World War II.

Always interested in media and culture, Christian Blauvelt worked in several places and ultimately ended up managing editor of Indiewire.

He has spent more than a decade working as a culture and entertainment journalist where he has covered visual arts, film, classical and pop music, and television.

He is a regular guest on “CBS New York,” where she usually offers awards season analysis and previews of upcoming films.

He has also contributed to “Talking Movies” on BBC World News and has given talks at the San Diego Comic-Con and South by Southwest in addition to being a regular moderator and host for the BAFTA and the SAG-AFTRA Foundation.
He authored a primer to the George Lucas saga Star Wars in Star Wars “Made Easy” in 2017. In 2016, he was on the list of 30 rising talents in media by “Cablefax Magazine.”
In 2017 “BBC Culture” which he ran won Best Cultural Website Webby’s People’s Voice Award.

“Be More Yoda” asks you to be more mindful by making use of the words of wisdom from Luke Skywalker, and Obi-Wan Kenobi, who are esteemed mentors from Star Wars.

According to the novel, a Jedi needs to embody the qualities of positive influence on the world, inner calm, and a balanced mind if they are to master the Force.

Still, these are the same self-enlightenment skills that make it possible to master a chaotic life in another galaxy.

These heroes qualify to help you become a master, as they have faced many tribulations and trials on their adventures.

From their experiences and oftentimes from their mistakes, we can learn new techniques of mindfulness to deal with stressful circumstances.

Whether you are dealing with workplace stress, relationship struggles, or need to save the world from a domineering father, it offers some great tips for mindful thinking that will get you thinking.
A thrilling guide to mindfulness, it features some famous sayings and iconic moments from the “Star Wars” movies in addition to some witty lessons it is a perfect gift to Star Wars lessons.

“Be More Vader” by Christian Blauvelt is a work that teaches assertiveness from the wisdom of the likes of Supreme Leader Snoke, Palpatine, and Darth Vader, who are some of the most powerful leaders in the galaxy.
The work asserts the truism that navigating the modern workplace is no mean feat, particularly if it is an all-powerful and towering force that intends to take over everything.

Whether your 9-5 involves trying to make the printer work again, building a rebellion, or coming up with plans for the “Death Star,” you will get some quintessential advice on how to deal with common pitfalls at the workplace.
In this work, you get guidance on how to move from intern to CEO, get a promotion, manage difficult employees, and beat the competition from some of the most powerful villains from Star Wars.

“Be More Vader” is the perfect gift for friends and colleagues alike.

It is a not-too-serious guide on how to explode your career, even as it features some of your favorite scenes from “Star Wars” movies alongside iconic inspirational quotes and some hilarious advice.

Christain Baluvelt’s novel “Be More Lando” is a work full of advice for anyone in entrepreneurship.

It comes with all manner of funny quotes and exceptional business advice from Lando Calrissian, alongside several other characters from the “Star Wars” universe.
Given that he is the resident wheeler-dealer of the galaxy, Lando has some very good advice for novices in business.

If you are starting out in business and need to know how to gamble away a starship, when to leave the room and a deal, and how to win investors, there is no better book.
The novel also comes with a bunch of tips from other scoundrels from the “Star Wars” galaxies including Qi’ra, Han Solo, Watto, Jabba the Hutt, and some advice from Obi-Wan Kenobi, Qui-Gon Jinn, and Yoda.
This will equip you to win at life and grow your fledgling business venture.

The perfect gift for just about anyone, it is a tongue-in-cheek guide on how to influence droids and win over heroes, featuring some of our most beloved moments and quotes from Star Wars.