2001, Kip Fulbeck, paper bullets, a fictional autobiography, University of Washington Press, →ISBN, page 104:
I’m not completely sure it’s a whorehouse.[…] I open the door and enter, the almighty Sarlacc. Begin countdown. Ninety-nine years, 364 days to go.
2002, BC Wesley and GS Robison, StrikeTeam, Book Three: Whale Song, iUniverse, →ISBN
That was all the cue the trap needed to be sprung. As soon as those words escaped the alien’s throat, the floor beneath StrikeTeam opened like the jaws of the Sarlacc. Everyone went screaming into the darkness.
2008 April, Alexander Quinn, The Fallen, Jaded Silence Press, New York, →ISBN, page 83:
Had he the knowledge that RC possessed, Mikal could have identified his attacker as a Sarlacc Demon. Born in the bowels of the Second Sphere, they were[…]basically a demonic earthworm.
2009, Joel Grus, Your Religion Is False, Brightwalton, →ISBN, page 123:
With the benefit of hindsight it is easy to see that he probably wandered off and was eaten by some sort of Sarlacc; however, credulous Shiites imagine that he's still alive centuries later and will probably return at some point.
2010 February 18, Official Xbox Magazine, Future Network USA, ISSN 1534-7850, issues 56-58, page 54:
Apparently, the Sarlaac pit has a cousin on Middle-earth.
2010 November 30, Danny Vittore, “6 Animals That Just Don't Give A F#@k”, in “Weird World”, at Cracked.com, Demand Media:
And then again, just like the wolverine, the Tasmanian devil has to go and ruin the snuggle-fest by opening its mouth and turning into the fucking Sarlacc.
