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Book 9 is very good
If you like admech
But aside from that 
That’s all I really know about heresy
Looking to pick up some new books, anyone read Valdor or Krieg? Worth picking up?
I didnt really like Krieg.
Honestly if youre alr familiar with how they came to be you can skip.
The present day part too is lowkey just boring with the Krieg not even being the focus.
Definitely Valdor
Alrighty, ended up picking both, as i'm not familiar with Krieg, outside of the shovel memes. Picked up Catachan Devil and Harrowmaster as well, hopefully they're good reads too
read the first three books in horus heresy then just read the ones about the stuff you like.
like for me i really like all the stuff about guilleamamameanman and magnus so i just read everything with them in it which has all been pretty good
Unremembered Empire to me is just a cool book it has lots of stuff going on and it's kind off an intersection of a bunch of different stories
UM/WB/WE storyline is among the best after the first 5
All the white scars stuff is great
Prospero stuff is nice
if you like thousands sons this book is amazing to me. its 90% of why i think primarchs are cool and not just boring oc fanfic mcs
Unremembered empire and books after it before SoT are all good
ive read just random ones and i feel like i got lucky and dodged most of the crappy stuff
i haven't read any siege of terra stuff
idk i know how it ends lol
I also picked some...stuff..up.
Ah perfect, didn't see the pinned. Thanks,

The Mars series is a good one, enjoy. Haven't read the other novels, Fifteen Hours seems like a good one though, judging from random internet opinions. May need to pick it up too
Heard its great, but I am not really to critical when it comes to books.
I just want to be entertained and loose myself in the setting lol.
As I said, I was so lucky and got the last copy!
Damn, 1 good book there
I alr know I'll enjoy all of them 
FORGES OF MARS RAAAAAAAAAAH
This was bigo nice
That stinking seller put a fuuuucking STICKER ON MY BOOK
I hope this penis gets abducted by dark eldar.
Suggestions for a book to start with?
Check the first pinned message. 🙂
Are there any books with a Culexus assassin actually involved in the story?
Inquisitor
Nemesis I suppose
Nemesis
has one female Culexus as an active character
I'll check that out, thanks!

its literally like THE only story that has a Culexus as a part of the main cast so lmao
Picked up these 2 at a store I saw near mine 🙂
Just saw orks and plague marines and thought yes please
very good choices for both Mr Waltuh
Plaguemarines are very interesting to me and orks oh god the best thing ever
So I know there isnt exactly any "book" on the war in heaven but I do constantly hear descriptions of and abilities of Ctan in their videos
are Ctan shown in any books? and is the war in heaven ever alluded to?
Brutal Kunnin is fun. The Mechanicus parts are kinda weaker, compared to the ork parts, but it's a fun read
The C’tan and in extension the War in Heaven are only mentioned and sometimes shown passingly across various books and lore supplements, we mostly know what it is and what happened but its not fully in detail as a mess like The Horus Heresy is
Highly suggest checking out the lexicanum page for it, more or less should tell you everything since the entire event is always told in broad strokes
Opinions on plague war?
end of an era
i loved all 3
Didn't read that one yet
Moves the lore forward, but overall highly average- mix of generic bolter porn and introducing plot lines that will never be explored despite their insane implications
Abnett basically said he couldn't fit all the shit he wrote into one book and made it 3 Parts.
and as he has the most spineless editors and that it means free money for GW to milk he kinda has no opposition

he really is the stephen king of GW
Minus the cocaine but i wouldnt be surprised
He really is the best 
Aaron Dembski Bowden is prob the best BL writer
However, Nguyen for AOS and Robert Rath for 40k are on the RISE
Godeater's son by Nguyen, PLEASE read it
it's so good
Robert rath kingmaker was a fun novel. They will lokely put the raising authors on lore and codex development like justin d hill and josh rreynolds are. Or as my local warhammer shop manger tells me.
ADB's to hit or miss to be the best
Honestly haven't seen a miss from him yet
I remember a critism of him being thwt all his characters have waifus
But... I think thats more so having other female main characters in stories primarily dominated by blokes
Specially the space marine stories
One character did have a Deldar scourge friend... which does push it a bit far for me but chaos and deldar working together isnt that bad
That shit was CRINGE
ngl i have zero interest in aos
not saying it doesn't have its merits but
i would take warhammer fantasy over it any day
aos just feels like fantasy... IN SPACE!
they even made space marines in it lol
^
AoS is also selling extremely well due to its accessability and amazing model range.
If you mean the book thing then it will be. Fabian is a recurring character in haleys books.
Finished The First Heretic
my first full length audiobook and first 40k book
Pretty good
Know No Fear and Betrayer are amazing as well
Much more than that
@tall phoenix calling in an assist Bc yk what I’m talking about and have listed them before (I’m also in the gym and can’t write a paragraph)
Yeah I don't think I personally have too much to add but the issue with the Plague War series is very much the fact that its just a novel series written to push Primaris to the forefront and act as a generic and short series along with the Deathguard (but we all know the posterboys are the main attraction as usual)
And as usual has the same old 40k thing of making a huge event like this pass by like it was nothing and all that happened in it has kinda gone nowhere over the years especially following the Pariah Nexus and the Arks of Omen. They are a fine read but not really what i'd call peak 40k fiction.
Thank you
Np broski
Calth would like to dispute that
What?
Hi guys
I just finished the Eisenhorn's omnibus
Is Legends of the Dark Angels: A Space Marine Omnibus, a good next step?
Well if you're still interested in the same setting as Eisenhorn you could go with Ravenor books and Bequin after that
They're even better than Eisenhorn imo
That saga just gets better the further in you go
^
Dark Angels are just not as interesting unless you wanna read about how the Fallen are Fallen and that they shoul stop being Fallen and get executed by the Dark Angels for 900+ pages
Recommand the leagcy of calbane instead. More intersting da novel. Then legends of da. In my view
Could you explain why you like know no fear?
Because it's one of the hersey books I found to be awful and really wanted to like but didn't.
Betrayers great tho
Are you sure you're not mixing it up with Battle For The Abyss, which is in between the two good books The First Heretic and Know No Fear? Know No Fear is pretty widely liked but whereas Battle For The Abyss is pretty much universally disliked.
If not, honestly I can't recall the book that well for it has been years since I listened to it. I just remember really liking it. It was pretty action oriented iirc and had fun moments with Guilliman and it was fun to hear about the origins of the UM / WB rivalry
Battle for the abyss was trash but know now fear was just a mess
I lost track of a lot of the characters the book felt like it had no focus so I got lost constantly
I see, that's one reason I prefer audiobooks. Easier to keep track who's who when the narrator has their own voice for each character
I did listen to it
I think the worst thing is I thought I would love it
Because I love the city under seidge books like necropolis GG4 and gotrek and felix 2 and whatever other one they are stuck in the city
Also orc slayer when they take back a dwarf hold
Traded some plastic heresy marines for a real doozy of a book today.
I remember when it was in stores as a kid and always wanted one. Published 20 years ago!
the godric and felix books are a blast
Those are warhammer fantasy
Gotrek and felix?
unless they survived the end times some how
Sweet baby jesus I just looked at the price for that book.
Finished Genefather. Liked it a lot! Cawl and Bile make a great pair
Nice!
Let's gooo

Did you listen to Genefather on audiobook too ?
ye, was great
Nice. I know how to read I swear but the First Heretic audiobook was pretty cozy
seeing what else is out there in that format
I've preferred audio for a long while now
can do other stuff whilst listening, like painting or commuting
I've got ~70 warhammer books on audible 
Awesome
Going to read this after finishing Ashes of Cadia, about a third of the book left.
Ok, I'm looking for a book that I thought was being advertised not too long ago, and the reason why I bought and read all the farsight books in order, I thought it was called War of Secrets, but upon looking that up I found something different, I thought the premise of the book was Commander Farsight being interrogated by an imperial inquisitor, idk if that exists or if I'm insane
Anyone know?
Thank you for coming to my TED talk
This sounds like ||Peter Fehervari's short storyFire and Ice|| 😉
Ah, thank you
I was recommended to read war of secrets after the farsight books, is that right?
Can't help you on that one as I didn't read any farsight books, I heard they were interesting though.
When I look at it it just seems like it’s a space marine book with T’au just as a plot device to give them something to kill
But if it’s actually a farsight book I’ll read it
Btw the books were quite interesting
If you put a chaos marine and a space marine against each other, who would win? Obviously Mkvenner would.
I mean, they literally did kill 5 space marines with just 12 guardsmen and some sleepwalkers
Best place for 40k audiobooks? Sans Audible, would prefer physical or mp3 over a cloud-based subscription
audbile for sure
Entirely Audible yep
unless you want me to record casette tapes for ya

I think I just found what to do with all my audible tokens.
My amazon order is coming s-
AMAZON????

Are you a programmer?
no. I am just into 40k.
Comes with the hobby.
So within the Farsight books canonically Farsight is currently ||roaming in his self imposed exile|| correct?
I mean kind of but no? He was always an exile so its not a spoiler.
He sticks with his Enclaves
Admech player conversion kit
Night Lords and Khornate actually 
Yeah but he’s not exclusively in the enclaves, I think he stays more in just the other side of the Damocles gulf, the side without the tau empire
yeah because hes not with the Empire anymore
Yeah I know, I just meant he travels all over the enclave side of the gulf, he doesn’t just stay in enclave territory
Yeah but hes still a part of the Enclave, entirely due to a tabletop and plot standpoint, he cant seperate from them since hes the posterboy for the Enclaves
I don’t think he actively leads much now unless he has to, he leaves most of that stuff up to the Eight
pretty much
Oh yeah, he’d never not be a part of the enclave, they’re his creation, albeit not completely intentionally all the way through, but I mean he’s in “exile” of the enclaves on a spiritual journey trying to a. Sort through all the shit and things he’s uncovered, b. Figure out how to win against the myriad forces that are against him, and c. What to do after he wins
So I finished Outcast Dead.
Great story, lot of fun.
But holy shit did that seem like it added nothing to the overall plot.
Like, it's always fun to get the perspective of loyalist traitor legionnaires who've been seperated from their legion. Their confusion and all that. Like loyalist world eaters go hard. Dudes always saying they'd straight up try to murder Angron if it were true he went traitor.
Or, well I guess the major plot point was that Emps knew how the Heresy was going to end, the whole "only victory is to deny your enemy victory"
Yeah it being basically a story that goes nowhere is a big issue with the book
it was mostly at that point people kinda realised how filler most HH mainline books were in general which is 💀
I mean they're still entertaining books, which is really all I'm looking for.
But that was a very long book for the only thing of long term value to be how the Emperor saw the future.
and I guess how a pskyer has the ability to completely cut off their connection to the warp? I dunno if that's ever used again.
What did you think of nemesis because that's a story that basically has 0 impact to everything even if it's got high stakes.
It's my favourite filler book so far
Like even the summary before I read it I kinda knew
But turned out really fun
Humble Bundle go BRRRRRR
Oh I loved Nemesis lol
Anything that shits on Erebus is gonna be 10/10
Plus the Black Pariah was a pretty cool concept
Yeah it's was a pretty great villain
I did get a lil lost in the first 3rd of the book where it was following like 3 different story lines, I chalk that more up to me listening to an audiobook during work and missing some info every so often
Kinda funny I read the description and it's like elite assianorum kill team go out to kill horus.
I wonder what's gonna happen.
Then it's basically demon hunting
I go in completely blind. I just look up what the next book is and go.
But yeah, that was a fun twist. Was really not expecting all the personality of the assassins either, but that was a great crew
You read kingmaker?
not yet, but I heard that one is probably even better. Like more funny and not as grimderp
Yeah it's very fun going in blind or knowing everything I think it would still be a fun ride
Oh yeah, I was into second hand lore for a few years before getting into the books. So I know most of the general information, but the books got all them details and fun stuff lol
I kinda found it funny how I started 40k books with all guardsmen party youtube videos
it was majorkill that started it for me, then leutin lol
Then I read the first 5 HH books and I kinda liked the humans more then the space marines
I was from ages ago but it was really listen to all guardsmen party that got me into the reading and listening part
Like Dow 1
oh man those would've been great for my work drives lol
Some of the most fun 40k stuff out there and it's a non official dark heresy campaign write up
Where to start reading
See pinned posts
They are absolutely amazing
Not peak fiction but capture the Dark Eldar really well as faction since its like the only main novel line about them.
Both morbid and funny in equal measure, maximum recommended from me if you like that sort of thing 👍
Is there any more mike brooks ork books after Warboss?
Those this server has like a list of books that people try to read, like a real book club? 🙂
Oh wait I misunderstood
iirc there used to be a thing like that but the mod in charge of it is doing other things
THE END AND THE DEAD 2 SOON FELLOW WARRIORS
Siege of terra bad?
I need a book that’s just got a chaos marine fucking Perc angling people
CM Ashqy ran it for books then left. We got gifts card. A cosmetics and a frame. But now this is just a outer branch of lore chat that focuses on books. Unless takes over that @tall phoenix part of the community which she should.
man i wish i had the time 💀
based
Gotta try and finish The Fall of Cadia before TEATD2 releases
half way through now
well almost, 11h 47m left
How is it? I'm going to finish Ashes of Cadia soon and will start The Fall of Cadia after that. Seems like I'm on a "... of Cadia" streak.
It has been quite interesting, although not that much has happened yet. Lots of build up
I'm at the part where the main assault has just begun, first day just passed
What are your must read books ?
Inquisitor saga, Nightlords trilogy, a good few of the Horus Heresy books, Siege of Terra, The Infinite & The Divine, The Twice Dead King duology
For starters
First novel in the Word Bearer omnibus, Night Lords Omnibus, Soul Drinker Omnibus (first one), Storm of Iron, Eisenhorn/Ravenor omnibus, Helsreach, Gaunt's Ghost and Ciaphas Cain omnibuses
Horus heresy 1-4, 5,7
Eisenhorn trilogy
Kingmaker
Cadian blood
Helsreach
First 3 ciaphas
I think that covers some good ones
What about Arks of Omen ?
those arent novels
I think those are like campaign books for the tabletop lol
^
My non existent knoweledge has been exposed
Get em
Authors to avoid: Nick kyme
CS goto

Niceee
Basically just pick whatever looks cool and read it

First four heresy books prob the best shit overall
I Heard about ciaphas books. The only men that has Common Sense in 40k
Yea they’re funny
They’re all basically the same book everytime but he’s a great character and fun to read
Gaunts ghosts books are good as well but since they’ve been released consistently for two decades they’ve got some fucked power scaling etc
Are there any good books about Yarrik ?
Quite a few actually
Lukas. Shrike. Sons of corax. Cadia stands serries. Pandarox. Greyknight. sons of titain. All of cains. guants ghost. Last chancers and battle of fang.
I would toss in a trilogy of books titled: Blood of Asaheim, Stormcaller, and Helwinter Gate. All 3 books cover the story of a pack of Space Wolves and a quest they take up. I like it because it respects Space Wolves enough to show that they can actually be intelligent at times and it does a good job showing the sisters of battle off. Also the VA for their audio versions is top notch.
To give a bit more context: They know their tactics are absurd from the viewpoint of outsiders, but there is still a point to them. Also they respect the hell out of the order of Sisters that fought with them.
Dam you liked HH6?
I though it was trash and 7 was mid.
Hh5 was great fun way better then both
Yea I got 5 and 6 mixed up never mind
6 sucks
5 rocks
The curse of the dark angels.
Awesome lore shit books
Salamanders and dark angels get shit books
Curse of Nick Kyme
There’s one good dark angels book
Space marine battles one
With Ezekiel and an ork on the cover
I didn't mind the return of the lion book but after finishing it I kinda thought it was mid compared to the next book I listen to
That was war boss
It was like I immediately realised I forgot all the characters and what they did beside the lion
I still remember what the orks did and the grot and the human captive.
Actually I found the lion book most comparable to Isekai anime
I finished Ashes of Cadia. It was... ok, as most recent BL books are, but there were some weird things in it. I really had trouble with suspension of disbelief in this one.
On another subject, I noticed on the Black Library subreddits that people who shared their signature of the 1000 limited edition of the Dark Coil all seemed to have a different one... So I asked Peter Fehervari about it and here is what he told me.
I spent a very long time over the signing sheets. I made a vow long ago that if my stories ever appeared in a limited edition I'd try to do it justice on signature sheets, so it was finally time to deliver on that. I see it as a way of saying a personal thank you to each reader who has spent serious money buying a set. I also felt it was in the spirit of the Coil for the sheets to play a meta game of their own, with some of them weaving into a connected puzzle that will likely never be solved. I'll post about this on Reddit at some point, once I have some breathing space, but I created a spreadsheet to organise the inscriptions, with different levels of rarity. These range from 100 sheets with a signature only, through Common, Uncommon, Rare and Unique inscriptions, along with nineteen highly elaborate 'Aphelion Incantations'. It's insane, but that's the nature of this journey, as the intro will explain. Naturally, as a gamer, I colour the rarities on my spreadsheet from 'White' through to 'Purple' (no Gold).
I love the idea, and Peter's attention to details and love and respect for his readers are impressive!
Book club I have come to bargain
I need a gift for my friend for his birthday and thought about a Warhammer40k book. Is there any good "standalone" book that does not end with a cliffhanger ? I thought about the Infinite and the Divine, or Kingmaker. Any other recommendations ?
Kingmaker goes hard
Both are very good choices but Kingmaker is the safer choice
hah that's pretty great
Is he very familiar with the 40k universe in general and Necrons in particular? If he isn't, Kingmaker seems indeed like the safer choice. When I read The Infinite and the Divine, as I don't know the Necrons very well at all, there were some parts which were a bit complicated for me.
It is, isn't it? Peter seems to always go the extra mile in his works, but I wouldn't have thought of something like that. 😄
So was the Horus heresy always planned years ahead in 40k book timeline by the writers or did that just happen over time?
Very few authors go into the extra mile. Also the distrubition of them kinds of make them depended on location if you are in occeania like nz. Png. Australia. And indoesia your getting the tale end of the run with all the linited editions i have bought i have never got something wihin the ahead of the 3/4 mark. So nice that he adds those details but it means your not going to get those rare edditions.
What would be the best book to start with to start reading the lore and where can I find it?
We got some books on the pins, take a look there

Thanks!
Dan abbentts book arnt deem cannon by lot of people. The codexs contain lore of their faction. With additiomal contain in black libarary supplemental books.
Novel
guards:
-last chancers
-steel tread
-catachan devil
-starken
-fall of cadia
Ashes of cadia
Cadia stands serries
Caiphas cain
Sm.
There manyy oppions differe on how good they are.
Csm.
Night lords omnibus.
Along with choas gift.
Why are they not deemed cannon?
They are all basically man fights chaos with sheer will power and that's most of 40k space marine books
My main complaint about DA is his main characters are basically all just reskins of each other
Too many deviations.
Its why most people consider them in the "Abnettverse" of 40k 
he just has too much influence and its obvious his editors basically never do their job
Yea but that eisenhorn trilogy though
Truuuuue
eisenhorn Trillogy is not consistent with any of the current universe rules, the is minnial acknowledgement of his action in 40k, along with with other forms of "lore" he has added in. you only find that eisenhorn actions are acknowledged by abnetts other books like Guant. if Eshinron Trillogy was part of 40k Cannon then alot of the basic asumptions of how the 40k's Psyhic Powers function would be dramatically different
End and the death volume 2 is up on audible
so im assuming this is the final book?
or rather depicts what happens on the vengeful spirit?
The book ends with Horus beating the shit out of Sanguinius
and Big E and Co about to face him on the boss-fight chamber
we still got one more filler novel to go

I bet there will be a 4th
god
If there is im never reading the heresy
That's what I don't get people say eisenhorn is not 40k because it's to idk op or outlandish.
But primarch are running around like Isekai anime characters
I never gave a fuck about power scaling in warhammer
if some random fuck from stirland with a halberd can kill the horrible monstrosities of the crypt on the day 2 day, then surely every once in a while a random dude will knock off a demon or something (this is a massive false equivalency by me)
Finished the first black stone fortress and it's my new favorite
Going through Deliverance Lost, and they make the Raven Guard just seem... really aloof? Like you'd think the sons of Corax would be a hell of a lot more professional.
could just be the way the narrator voices them though too
it's really weird when they give astartes a similar voice to a young child
I think the worst was how in the Dark Angels books, the main character you follow from him being a child and knighted to becoming a Librarian has the same high pitched voice the entire time
ᴸᵘᵗʰᵉʳ, ʷʰᵃᵗ ᵃʳᵉ ʸᵒᵘ ˡᵒᵒᵏᶦⁿᵍ ᵃᵗ ᵒⁿ ᵗʰᵃᵗ ˢʰᵘᵗᵗˡᵉ ᵗʰᵃᵗ ʲᵘˢᵗ ᵇᵒᵃʳᵈᵉᵈ ᵒᵘʳ ᶠˡᵃᵍ ˢʰᶦᵖˀ
NOTHING, BOY
ᴼʰ, ᵒᵏ ᴸᵘᵗʰᵉʳᵎ

okay the font resizing got me
having went through the same thing with that book yeah it sucks
No audiobooks for me since Im not a little baby getting bedtime stories read to me
/s
It's pretty amazing how some of the narrators could likely make or break a book by just using stupid voices lol
I guess it's always Gareth Armstrong. Dude's a really good narrator, but man some of his voices are like 2/10
vs Toby Longworth who is absolutely amazing
what the fk??
is ebook out???/
I think there are only 2
Starting on Horus Heresy, kinda confused on opening chapters to Horus Rising
The Luna Wolves are fighting the Emperors Children in the first chapter, right? they're the only legion I've ever heard of having purple and gold as their armour scheme
If you meant the opening battle, those aren't EC, or marines
They're a Human empire that resisted imperial occupation
it's a silly bait and switch
Toby longworth and Jonathan Keeble are IMO the two best narrators for 40k books by a LONG shot
I was about to say that if there was a 40k movie they needed voice roles
they are the voice of 40k right now
but they were alread VA's in Angels of Death, the Blood Angels series
Sad to remember how good the VA for the Ultramarines Movie was
John Hurt, Sean Pertwe etc
I think Toby Longworth is also the voice of Judge Dredd
Add Richard Reed to that list
Mr Fantastic?
I think I’ll read cadian blood today
Which one
"Krieg"?
Not at all imo if youre alr aware how they happend.
Their backstory part is interesting enough but the other half of the book is a mega slog.
Its funny how its from Lyons
aka the only writer that ever writes for Krieg because nobody cares about them, and all his books end up being slogs

Aight lol noted
I'd say ONLY read it if you are like a die-hard Krieg fan
otherwise like Dion said you aren't missing much
Just watch a 20 minute YouTube video where a guy reads wiki articles out loud
Same experience 
Die hard krieg fans when they find out the nazis were the bad guys
"die hard" krieg fans after I cave their family pet in with a shovel because shovel funny
Always remind Krieg fans they are french
I read:
- Dead Men Walking (novel - 2010)
- Krieg (novel - 2022)
- Less Than Human (short story - 2023)
To me, Death Korps of Krieg were an interesting figure at the start as they were a metaphore about WWI. Their gear incorporate elements of French, German and maybe British soldiers of that war, which is already ironic enough as millions of them killed each other in a futile war, so having fused in one entity could be interesting.
Dead Men Walking is, in my opinion, a good book because it depicts DKOK as dehumanized killing machines which are in a way very efficient and on the other hand very inefficient as their disdain for human lives lead them to having huge losses and making absurd decisions. In this book, they are pitted against Necrons and often it's hard to say who is the most inhuman between the two. We primarily follow a commissar and civilians and how they see the DKOK is... quite interesting. And there's a lot of satirical elements in it, but I won't spoil them.
Let's fast forward 10 years later, and with Krieg and Less than Human, I'm going to assume it's been asked of Stephen Lyons to paint the DKOK in a better light (we want people to buy their models after all!) as his most recent books glorify the DKOK, justifying their genocide on their planet (the other side were not good guys, at least Kriegers are loyal!) and even in Less than Human painting Krieg as the ones worried about human lives as they see them as a useful resource for war. 🤦♂️
So, I have the feeling the original message the DKOK could convey has been lost in memes and in GW wanting Krieg to be "cool", which is a shame. I'd still recommend Dead Men Walking, though.
I like Aaron-Demski Bowden but this book was the average "Badass Cadians are badass and overcome against the odds", as there are dozens of other novels like it. I guess it's good if you want action, I just don't remember anything special about it. I think at some point when they had a new author, he/she had to start with a guard book, so that may be one of the first ADB's book for BL.
That is ADBs debut book
I was really loving Dawn of Fire for books 1-3
just started book 6 and.... I have serious Black Templar fatigue
3 different Black Templar companies in as many books, there's other damn Astartes to focus on, please
Oh god and I just saw the cover of Book 7 and it looks like it might have more fucking Black Templars
They have however announced the series ends at book 9
I'm sorry, but that inquisitor (or whoever that is in the middle) looks goofy as fuck 💀
Snoop dog looking ass
thats Lord Snoop to you menial
I'm pretty sure it's an Admiral or Ship Master., sounds like the Navy is gonna be striking into the Eye of Terror
Admiral Steve Harvey 
He actually looks exactly like Danny John Jules in Blade II (more commonly known for playing Cat in Red Dwarf)
damn am i wierd? i was like damn he looks cool as hell and its cool to see the imperial navy get attention
Nah he does look cool
its more that he REALLY looks like a few of the actors we listed uptop, like eerily so
i literally saw the cover and was like damn who's the guy? an admiral? then scrolled down haha

The space marine is the best looking character on the cover
I think the breachers look neat
I'm hoping the slight green means it's a dark angel marine or something
Seriously anything but the sword bros
finishing the cain omnibus, these books are so fun man but if you've read the first three you've prob read them all
I think I'm gonna work through cadian blood then start the tyrion and teclis omnibus
Yeah they all have the same formula, they aren't books meant to be read after each other.
You can't stop me from reading through them all in chronological order and then acting suprised that they're all the same book
Wow this peanut butter tastes like peanut butter! Every time!

Has anyone actually read the 4th eisenhorn book?
I saw that shit was in third person instead of Eisenhorn POV and threw it across the room
which was that book again?
the magos
by aan dabnett
for some reason he has hair on the cover again
oh im a dumbass it's a short story collection
forgive me for being a fucking dumbass once again
wait no it's a novel?
I don't fucking know and I own the fucking thing
it's a prequel to Pariah got it
I can only see Eisenhorn as fkn Jason Isaacs thanks to Miguel
LEGIT
Jason Isaacs or mark strong tbh
Damn I read that shit when it came out
I do not remember how it was lmao
Zhukov's Chief of Staff is played by Leeroy Murray. He's an Army General, you know.
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It would look great
it's the fucking gardener that gets impressed into service
I love the first 3 eisenhorn books despite their rushed endings
- abnett may write too fucking much but holy shit he's a worldbuilder
- the dialogue is good
- it makes me feel like I'm watching Blade and the Matrix as a kid again, it oozes early 2000s gothic slop
- action is fun
the bad
- rushed important parts
- semi predictable at parts
- holy fucking rushed endings
Yeah uh
reading Death and the End Vol2 rn, basically all these negatives remain the same there too

I haven't started the assfucking of Terra yet
I want to read my copy of the solar war first (im flexing i have a paperback of it)
I LOVE IT
I feel like Damnation of Pythos is the Grunge of warhammer books
Except it's grunge that comes from fake suffering like nirvana and not real suffering like alice in chains yk yk
Kurt Russel movie? Love that guy
Man I think I'm getting back into warhammer fantasy
I bought 100 bucks of a high elf army yesterday on ebay
The WHF stuff is really good
especially as a time capsule into that era of warhammer
Yea even the EARLY gotrek shit from the late 80s goes hard
I much prefer the 2000-2012 period of warhammer (it is nostalgia driven)
Tyrion and Teclis omnibus gonna be priority
They were pretty fun books from what I remember
also Teclis constantly banging women

no way that nerd is getting any-had to be tyrion

really tho its a pretty fun book
Kindle is an ancient ally 🤝
Saves me from having to spend 500 dollars on horus heresy book number 75 that was only released at golden demon latvia in 2002 or whatever

I'm seeing a ton of contradictory information
What do I need to know/read before I read Belisarius Cawl: The Great Work
Thank you
Sanguinius 😭
He got his ass CLAPPED
Bro got nailed up like Jesus Christ 🤕😵💫
I’m excited for 3
Coming end of January so don’t need to wait long
Did ppl enjoy 2?
Uhh mostly yeah, but a lot of people also very rightfully said it has too much filler
which I agree with, this book was tiring to read at parts and 2 page long Chapters are not fun lol
More tiring than part 1?
yeah Part 1 was at least having something going
Part 2 meanwhile is just "HEY WANNA READ ABOUT WHAT FAFNIR RANN IS DOING"
"Who-"
"WELL HERE YOU GO!"

Also like the same 356th exposition of how the palace is falling and how chaos is totally gonna win
Well what was he doing
"I am Samus. Samus is all around you. Samus is the man beside you. Samus will gnaw on your bones. Look out! Samus is here."
AAA-
"Samus is coming. Samus will find you. Do not scream for Samus will hear. Do not cry for Samus relishes tears! Samus is here!"
"Samus is offended! Samus is shamed! Samus will make sure that you are maimed! Samus thinks you think it's a game!"
"Yes, Samus is the end. Samus is the death. Samus is the murder, the stealing of breath. Samus is the one that walks behind you. Samus will carve you in two. Samus is coming after you. Samus is here!"
LMAO
I haven't read Eisenhorn but that's a very good depiction of my experience with Gaunt's Ghosts too (except for the Blade/Matrix part, but that's it).
I regret to inform you that your negligence in reading that which must be read has led to your actions unbecoming of an Imperial Citizen to be reported to the most hypocritical Inquisition. May the God Emperor show you mercy, for they shall not.
Gaunts ghosts is warhammer sharpe
(and if only you knew the truth... I started listening to Eisenhorn on Audible but stopped in the middle of the first chapter... Where is your God-Emperor now?)
That's probably why I don't enjoy it as much as a French.
But why?
Gaunt ghost is good but a sometimes a slog. Lots of filler. The lore connection to rest of 40k same as esinhorn is minnimal if not existent due to abnettvurse theory if it wasnt then the guard is way too strong.
It was a combination of things. It was my first time using Audible and I was doing chores while listening to it. English isn't my first language and, while I have no issue listening to podcasts or movies I've seen already, as 40k is filled with specific words that I'm used to read but not to hear, it was hard for me to listen to it and get what was going on. Additionally, the first chapter presented Eisenhorn as a badass, overpowered character which is not my favorite type of character (this may change by reading the rest of the novel of course) and I had just read one BL novel after the other with that kind of character. So I stopped listening to it and figured I'll read it some other day.
Lmao you'd love the End and the Death
Abnett just opens the thesaurus half the time and uses random ass old english terms
Sounds like a perfect match for me!
I've heard someone say it reads like Abnett trying to show he's better than Fehervari
I doubt it's actually the case but like 

My favorite Horus heresy book
dawn of fire or dark imperium comes first? ive already read a few dawn of fire
Dark imperium
I’ve never read a 40k book where do I start
I’ve only watched YouTube videos about books
We got some good starter books in the pins, check that out
Are there any good books focusing on the mechanicus?
Horus Heresy Mechanicum
Priest of Mars/Lords of Mars/Gods of Mars was a decent trilogy with a pretty heavy focus on mechanicum
strong 7/10
thank ye
They published an Omnibus a few days ago that contains 3 books of them.

i hate living on third world country man
searched for the mechanicus book and the cheapest option is 400 bucks in my currency
what the fuck
physical
ah yeah that explains it
if i had to pay 400 bucks for a digital version i would kms
If I had 400 bucks Ii would kms
saw these at barnes and noble but didn't grab'em cuz I couldn't find ANYONE on the internet recommending them lol
settled for The Omnibus; as I'm a detective fan.
Thank you
let me introduce you to your new lord and savior

only thing id say is, if one day you are in a position to support the authors you should
i used to get books from there but now i buy them since im better off
i have a problem that is highly supported by my ego that i like to buy stuff a lot even if they are expensive
so i will end up buying stuff directly from the black library or smtngh
lol
lol same
oh this chat is for actual books. i thought it was for scriptures and grims
gamer brain
Lmfao
Today we will discuss the rite 19 of the grimoire, make sure to have a guard at all times with a gun to your head so in case you get possessed by daemons they can execute you
The corners of straight silver came bent
That happened with my copy of the Night Lords Omnibus
The irony
?
Striaght silver was bent
"Straight"
It's bent
Its "straight" silver
oh lol


Malacdor the Sigillite - THE END AND THE DEATH - Warhammer40k
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spoilered just in case. fantastic VA work.
From the End and the Death
Man I think im getting close to being out of books for the factions Iike
I may help with that
who are you running out of books for

Uhh, orks and tau, and to a lesser extent necrons
Ah damn
yeah uhhhhh
Xenos get jackshit 
Orks and Necrons combined got like... 8 books
THAT is a great recommendation.
Also Space Marine/Druk book but
HIGHLY recommend this, super fun book
and one of them is like a krieg book too lol
My personel Favourite SW Books
Am I the only one who is genuinely annoyed that everytime I want to read about a 'role' in 40k the author always tries to circumvent it?
MY COMISSAR CHARACTER IS DIFFERENT
Not really, I mean for the 3 big commissar chars it's mostly just different flavours of commissar
The point of the most well-known commissar chars is that they don't act like it at all.
Yeah they do, Gaunt and Yarrick are both pretty big archetypes
Gaunt is a military commander.
I won't really call him a commissar at all, even if he is technically called one by the author.
Cain said it best, The commissars that get trigger happy end up in a shallow grave a lot sooner before they even hit the front lines of a warzone then the commissars that don't do that sort of thing.
But for me what really makes an iconic commissar character to me is one that embodies their personal code wholesale like Gaunt does with this banger of a quote from Necropolis: "I am an Imperial commissar. I will enflame the weak, support the wavering, guide the lost. I will be all things to all men who need me. But I will also punish without hesitation the incompetent, the cowardly, and the treasonous."
True, but Cain is a very unusual commissar and he even says this himself.
But we don't really see Gaunt being a commissar much in the books, which is probably the reason why Dan Abnett introduced actual commissar characters in the later books.
In the early books you see him do some stuff, but it is very apparent that he can't always be there to take care of those kinds of things like you said. Still find one of the funnier scenes in the series being the box scene in "his last command" though.
idk about the other ones but cain actively outsmarted his drill abbots to not get radicalized and still graduate the schola.
hes actively dishonest (in a good way)
very very unusual for a commissar, and completely misrepresented as a propaganda piece by the imperium itself
It was funny when he started losing in cards to the Sororitas teacher.
my personal favorite bit about that teacher was Cain's reaction when he found out she and the accountant were a pair.
like his reaction to that was "OH, well shit dude props to you!"
But on the point of Commissars doing the thing that the fan base thinks 99% of them do and act like I remember there being one in Necropolis that was effectively Gaunts rival for most of that book that pretty much acted like that. "Oh your tank just caught fire and you bailed to save your lives? Run at the enemy or I will execute you myself. Civilians are in the way and you will not drive over them? "BANG: I'll do it myself. ||Warp fueled abomination that will potentially kill us all... I will force feed it my arms and this bandolier of grenades along with it. Told you that you didn't have the balls to do whatever it takes Gaunt.||
That's one way to prove a point
fanaticism is one route to courage ig...
that man knew who he was and committed to it to the very end. Gaunt could not deny that at all. He did not like his methods, but understood why he was willing to go so far to secure an Imperial Victory by any means.
I still need to check this book out, but I have 2 other books I just got that I need to finish before doing so
Reading Dawn of Fire 6.... why are Dreadnaughts always so sad?
|| Ancient brother Tauron is worth a whole company of Primaris ||
you try getting jammed into a small metal box for a thousand years with only cameras to see the outside world you'd probably feel a bit sad as well
its VERY fun
Lukas is a hilarious character and his dark eldar nemesis in the book Duke Sliscus a druk-corsair baron is just as entertaining, they steal the show in every chapter they appear in
So is this an actual book club where yall pick a book and discuss it or?
Last post regarding a specific book was over a year ago
it used to
now it's just a general discuss warhammer books, go!
Wdym put back
Oh were they a dev?
Yeah Aqshy is a FS staff member
Someone should take up the mantle 👀
man i wish
id actually do it but im extremely busy with IRL work and too depressed lol
I hate books
I could run it
Dilara you gotta put the book channel to the sword and corral us all into the lore chat with the other weirdos
Remove our false sense of warhammer security
Throw us into the war

Anyways I’m caught inbetween starting the Tyrion and teclis omnibus, malus darkblade, or brunner the bounty hunter
Only ever read G and F for fantasy as a kid so yk
Shit i literally got no tips
all of these are great books lmao
literally just pick the one that catches your fancy
Which one has the coolest cover
William king books always having insanely good cover art
yeah i was gonna say
the old mid 2000's covers are great
the modern omnibus ones are just-
Yo the Brunner one looks baller
So that's where the Saltzpyre career comes from
eye gud

They’re designed like that to get people to buy 40k and AOS
That’s my conspiracy theory
Yeah that’s the problem
I don’t like reading the 8 million imperium books
Path of the dark eldar PLEASE I beg of you
I think part of the problem is the path of the regular eldar series fucking sucked and hurt xenos books
Path of the dark eldar series goes hard as fuck
Yeah what Siggy said, try Path of the Dark Eldar
the actual normal Eldar trilogy sucks balls
I like seeing stuff from other perspectives besides imperium
And I just like orks lol
Silly little guys
Orks never got a book for like 25 years
No I get it, imperium is the poster boy and everyone else gets Jack shit
Just let mike brooks keep writing them, hes got an interesting story going
yeah its a reality to accept but as you say some people dont want to get Imperium books up the ass 
Hard to write a book for a race that mostly doesn’t read
Lmao
to put it into a second perspective
the author of Brutal Kunnin only got to write the book because he had to add some Imperial POV to it and also had to call in a favor with someone he knows in BL to get him a shot lol

Oh hey the book that told us way too much about Teclis’s sex life 
I love it
Teclis has game lol
I have been so blessed with my covers. ❤️
I was like 13-14 when I saw the cover to Gildar sitting at Barnes and noble and I was in love with chaos for a few weeks because of it
I like only played as them in DOW for weeks lmfao
I picked up helsreach and battle of the fang that day too, and hunt for voldorius and rynns world-and fall of Damnos. Only managed to read helsreach and fang lmao
Lmao happy memories
always love hearing stuff like that, my intro to warhammer was pretty close to it
My intro to warhammer was playing Dawn of War when I was 2-3 years old
And then remembering the first two missions and the desktop icon in 2015 
When I got Dawn of war in 2006 my 2004 dell laptop was an absolute CHAD for running that shit on max
such nice memories
I loved reading my warhammer books through the 2008 financial crisis not understanding what a housing crisis was
Watching the tv as my parents laughed at the Wall Street protests while I read my copy of wolfblade at our summer home
Fond memories
god
"Oh btw half of them are on Sunday
"
Now I argue with parents about their child's education and keep the youth from bullying me
lmk if you need papers edited
if you're american
Nop
I have a good enough grasp on the english language to not need it 
I mean I got my C1 exam to 97%, gotta mean something right?
Hell yea
LOOKIT THE PRETTY THINGS
I love the Gildar Rift cover. Jon and I were having 2am email conversations about the tiniest of details
"I would never fall to chaos"
sees Valkia
"BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD"
Still want to see her in AoS
I forgot you wrote the Valkia book! Hell yea
She is kind of persuasive.
I did! I even wrote some of it while sitting in Bugman's Bar at Warhammer World. 😄
We've at least seen her in Total War now
There was a guy in the r/warhammer discord that played total war, played as her, bought the model, painted her, then read the book
the GW cycle lmfao, it gets us all
It
Oops, silly fingers
It's easily one of the books I've had the most fun writing.
Valkia legit changed my life lol
Was at a very low point in my life so reading an actually empowering female warrior character novel really helped me in a lot of ways
even if shes Chaos 
I am very glad to have helped.
Honestly, as a writer, that is the best thing I could ever wish for.
You did a lot believe me 🙏
if i wasnt lazy id post the "thanks for changing my life" wojak meme 
Nah, I'd rather hear the words. ❤️

Of course, you can imagine some of the messages from those people who immediately claimed that the whole thing was just a feminist move on GWs part. Man, some of those early messages were... well, they'd be banned from here for a start.
I mean you say that like that fanbase has changed at all.

The non-sexist folks are finally coming in at least
I think a good chunk of them are either terminally online or kids, that's how I was until like 2-3 years ago 
I do not envy them
Being the first female BL author was both an honour and a lesson in how to defend against Awful People.
You mean this fanbase?
The hell did Brooks do 
It's hard sometimes. All I ever wanted was to make stories that people enjoy.
But then you have to deflect some really awful stuff.
And soldier on.
Yeah unfortunately genuine critique is rarer than random shitflinging for whatever reason
No word of a lie
I was behind two guys in the bookshop when TGR first came out. One picked it up and was like 'this one sounds good' and the other was 'nah, it's written by wimminz innit, what do they know'?
That was... a thing that happened
I recall siggy had a funny story that's similar
Jesus christ lol
Fucking hell
It was hard paving the way, but I am proud that there are a number of female BL authors now.
🫡
I had to take all that nonsense so they don't have to.
Now we are at least getting more female characters and such/centric books
back in mid 2000's 40k this would be almost impossible lol
Bequin vol 3 any day now 
With the amount of foreshadowing atm I wouldn't be surprised if it's Dan's next book ngl
yeah hes making lots of references to the Bequin books
Valdor is literally at a place right now where everything is turning to dust
HM
Valdor is also starting to question the Emperor and gaining even more autonomy
HMMMM
don't you dare say anything about Vol2 yet, just 5 chapters in
CIVIL WAR CIVIL WAR
I can't believe Sanguinius dies
I just know Dan abnett wrote 200 pages minimum about sanguinius getting his fucking ass kicked
I’m attempting writing a book right now in my free time after editing a few historical fiction books, I’ve deleted chapter 1 twice
It was the strangest erotic m/m fiction I've read in all my years
Ive also deleted chapter 1 of my short story multiple times
My hard drive died and ate about 32,000 words of one novel if that helps?

Best advice I can offer you in terms of writing a novel is plan it out chapter by chapter because if you don't, your characters go rogue and you can't rein the little fuckers back in.
Also, don't stress it if you have a day when no words come to you at all. For every no-word day, you'll have another one where you vomit a bunch of words onto the page. Write the story, then edit it. Don't do itt while you go along. It took me 4 novels to realise that one.
This hurt my soul to hear
i hope youve roughly storyboarded everything so you dont write yourself into a corner
Only got the first 1/3 there mentally
oof
what kind of book are you writing?
your own universe or a story for a known universe
Hey. Someone who’s never read a 40k book. I’m starting with Krieg. Any thoughts on it
do you mean like
Krieg™️ the book title
its such a shit title that I usually dont get if people mean the book lol

Yes
Uhhh its okay
It starts of alright but gets generic then a big slog to get through.
not even most Krieg fans really like it 
It was okay. Book. The flash backs to the past were actually good. But the morden story was kind of shit
My own
@tall phoenix sorry to ping you, but gun to my head
Tyrion and teclis
Or
Malus
Call it
Fuck
knowing what your personality is like Imma go with... Malus
I love T & T but Malus has that classic warhammer Lmao Funny Evil plotlines
We do be enjoying a bit of trickery and perhaps….malice?
same
At last total war exists as a medium
thank god for that
Alright time for my kindle bubble bath time with malus darkblade
Maybe with old world
He’s alive back then iirc
Alright so I read about half the first book last night in the 1.5 hours before I went sleepy snoozy- fucking great time so far
We enjoy heroic protagonists who flay the face of someones fiancee then throw them in the option after laughing at them

Truely the greatest hero of our age
all it took was the coomer Morathi to start it all
Mfs have gooning temples
I’m going on vacation today, I hope to finish both malus omnibuses
🙏
anyone read 15 hours novel?
i picked up a copy from a 2nd hand boookshop
i read deathworld about the catachan
just wondering what 15 hours is about
is it any good?
also cause the first couple of pages of it was missing haha
Its not PEAK Guard story-wise but its a very good read, I wouldn't hold it in high regard but its still a fun time.
It was also the origin one of the worst guard memes where everyone kept saying "all guardsman live 15 hours"

ah yea, ripped badly i think by a toddler
but the other pages i skimmed through looks fine
i just picked it up by chance looking for another title haha
Lmao good enough i guess 
Question which horror book is your favorite from the Black Library?
For me it's the Perdition's Flame.
I love the voice for Greta Vern. And the spooky voices for the Watcher as well.
it was one of my first audio-dramas for 40k so i got a soft spot for it too so i agree lmao
Have you got ones on Necromunda?
Nope, they are kinda scarce
There's one I got recently called Terminal Overkill.
the biggest reason why i cant get into audio-books is because im constantly thinking "i would be almost X pages ahead if i was just reading"
MOOD
I mostly read 40k from my phone and holy shit i dont notice ı read 100 pages in like an hour sometimes 
some days ago i got the the book of Khârn for my Kindle and started reading, not even like 30 minutes in and i was already like 40% deep
I'd say Requiem Infernal for its atmosphere, Fire Caste as military/horror and The Way Out as a more classical horror story.
If y'all get the time
Check out the twice dead king books
They fuckin rule
I'm mainly waiting for the next black legion book with iskandar kayon
Literally one of the best stories in all of 40k.
Hot take but the world is so much intruiging if you just focus on the human side of things.
Space Marine Bolter nutting is only interesting to an extent lol
I share the same view, I also heard a lot of good about Watcher in the Rain and, as I love horror, I'll probably check it out at some point.
SM books need a good spin to really stand out. Ex. Fabius Bile
Ex Night Lords Omnibus lol
Literally it gets so annoying. People seem to forget theres other factions in 40k lel
Yeah and there's more stories to tell than Band of Brothers & glorious last stand type shit, but I don't think that's a big issue these days; there's alotta diversity in the BL
Oh my comment was only so much directed to BL than to the general fanbase.
Its like whenever you meet someone else whos into 40k outside of e.g this discord it usually is either a conversation about Krieg, Steel legion or nonstop SM's.
I understand they are the posterboys but holy does it get annoying.
Ohh lol yeah I get you
I guess it's because most of them get into it through the videogames or their homie forced them to watch Astartes and they got hooked
Honestly?
Couldnt even get into Astartes.
Its cool af, brilliant animation but I think I already mentioned that I am more into story than pew pew and pow pow lmao.
Its crazy good material, and I wont even argue that having a short like that in the first place is neat as hell.
But story is always first for me.
Thats why Watcher in the rain is so amazing to me for example
I actually loved it because of it's minimal storytelling, and the little details you can miss on a first and even second watch.
It was honestly a nice contrast to the usual SM material with lots of lofty language and grandeur in the midst of battle. It just shows them being super professional and sending it.
Oh I absolutly get you.
I mean in comparison its not even that bolter-porn(y?) and I think id still show it to someone who asks what 40k is about.
But overall it just makes me really hungry for the live action movie lmao.
Oh yeah I'm really curious how that's gonna turn out, and what story they'll use
I wonder how theyll market it doe, since I doubt they will disregard broader audiences.
Telling 40k is one thing, presenting it to new people whilst keeping "veterans" engaged is a whole nother story
Yeah that's another thing in itself. I'm hoping someone in the room is able to keep things in line and not uhhhh "do a Netflix"
They should just cast Tom Holland as Roboute Gulliman and be over with it 
It's going to suck probably
Provided it exists
Because 40k probably doesn't translate well to live action 
I trust Cavill.
Why
He was always about accuracy and is a crazy good actor.
Cant tell how hes gonna be as a producer but my hopes are up.
Good actor is debatable 
Robert Pattinson as Sanguinius
Right?
Is there a subscription service I can pay for that lets me read 40k books because they are on average $10 each and that’s a lot of money especially when one series can have over 50 books
humble bundle does warhammer bundles like every 3 months so that's probably the cheapest legit way of doing it
I just pay for Audible
I wish I had the attention span to listen to audio books
I don't just sit about and listen to them, can't concentrate on reading so I paint whilst listening to the books
or whilst commuting or going to sleep etc
I listen to them while driving cooking and cleaning
It's how you go though like 20 a year
i need books that go low on battle and combat and focus more on the story, any recommendations? 
In the grim darkness of the 41st millennium, there is only war
Warhammer crime, warhammer horror
Any of the books in those series are much less combat orientated
Audio is my go to format for 40k books as a book helps me pass the time as I work retail.
Watcher in the rain, do listen to it tho.
Night Lords has fighting but its more character driven.
@tall phoenix finished the daemons curse, the ending was WILD
|| I wasn’t ready for him KILLING ALL HIS FRIENDS INSTANTLY AFTER HE WALKED OUT THE TEMPLE FOR NO REASON ||
Like it makes sense but I was like OH FUCK OH SHIT WHAT THE FUCK
Yea he’s such a piece of shit he did this to me last night
Peter Fehervari's novels tend to focus more on... existential dread and body horror I'd say? I feel that's a huge oversimplification. But it has well written characters and, although there are action scenes, they're not the main focus of his works. If you like horror, you may enjoy Requiem Infernal for instance.
Well, then... 😄
@hearty niche As Fehervari's style is divisive (people who click with it absolutely love it, others are indifferent or hate it), you may want to start with a short story, Nightbleed is a more classical horror story than most of his works.
If you enjoy it, then you're in for a treat as he weaves links between all of his stories. This had been unofficially named by fans The Dark Coil. Peter enjoyed it and adopted the term, and a special Dark Coil limited edition of part of his works has been released recently by Black Library.
Basically, all of Peter's stories take place in the same area and there are links between various elements of his stories: places, characters, motifs... So, for instance, if you begin by reading one of his story and then revisit it later after having read other stories by him, you may pick up clues you hadn't noticed on your first reading.
It's my pleasure. 🙂
@random marlin - you are the very best of us.
Oh, er, thanks! Just trying to be helpful. 🙂
You give so much of your time to be helpful. And that's nice.
Dune series I just finished book 4 and they all got very minimal combat.
Quickest summary of dune is.
Space empire built on drugs and sex.
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