How are you involved with the Star Wars Kids Magazine?
I designed the mazes for the magazine. The magazine needed a site, and I suggested they buy the domain and make a site. They decided not to, so I did! I no longer work for them (but you can still see my mazes in their magazine!). Hopefully, I can get permission to reproduce the mazes I made onto this website. I'd like to make interactive mazes.

How did you get a job making mazes?
In elementary school, I used to always draw mazes on graph paper during boring classes. Someone working for Scholastic (the company which published the Star Wars Kids Magazines) heard I used to draw mazes, so they called me.

Is it legal to have StarWars trademarked images such as the R2 unit to the right?
Good question! I don't have the image on my site. The image you see comes directly from the starwars site. I am merely pointing to the image, not copying it, so I think it is legal. Until I know more about this, I won't use this 'trick' on my site. For now, I leave this as an example to a gray area of information ownership.

Do you need any help on the site?
Yes! Make Shockwave, Flash, or Java games relating to StarWars and I will post links to them on this site. I hope to make this a huge, fun site for kids! Come back about once a month, and I will make something new ever month for the site. Encouraging email will make me more productive: email me comments!

How Can I order the Star Wars Kids Magazine?
Write to:

Star Wars Kids Magazine
P.O. Box 110789
Aurora, CO 80042

All these webpages (on the STARWARSKIDS.COM website) are ©1999 Rudy Rucker

All references to Lucasfilm property is ©1999 Lucasfilm Ltd. 
This includes STAR WARSŪ, THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK, RETURN OF THE JEDI,
THE PHANTOM MENACE, and associated elements and logos.