Quick Review: WARHAWK by Chris Wraight (Black Library)
One of the most-anticipated battles of the Horus Heresy finally comes to pass The Inner Walls are breached. Traitor vanguards tear towards the heart
One of the most-anticipated battles of the Horus Heresy finally comes to pass The Inner Walls are breached. Traitor vanguards tear towards the heart
Featuring: Tariq Ashkanani, David Baldacci, James Breakwell, Aaron Philip Clark, Hillary Clinton, C.S.E. Cooney, Mark de Jager, Dave Grohl, Noah
One of the most important characters from the Horus Heresy series, and also an illuminating glimpse at the early Imperium Explore the history of one
It’s almost the end of 2020, so I’m taking a look back at the Black Library stories I’ve read this year and choosing a few highlights for each
Welcome to this instalment of my Rapid Fire series of quick author interviews, in which I’m talking to Black Library author Chris Wraight about his
Taking its place in the first wave of Black Library’s Warhammer Crime releases (alongside Chris Wraight’s Bloodlines and Alec Worley’s Dredge
This review contains minor spoilers for Bloodlines. Way back in 2018, Games Workshop announced a new imprint for Black Library – Warhammer Horror.
The first Black Library novel published under the Warhammer Crime label, Chris Wraight’s Bloodlines is a tale of corruption, brutality and rampant
A short collection of stories to add colour to some of the Primarchs From their shadowed origins to the desperate battles that ensued when half of
Featuring: Kurt Andersen, Nicholas Bowling, Craig Brown, Gregory Brown, Bridget Collins, S.A. Cosby, Nicola DeRobertis-Theye, Will Ferguson,
Welcome to this instalment of Rapid Fire, my ongoing series of quick interviews with authors talking about their new releases. These are short and
Chris Wraight’s short story Unification, available in the special edition hardback of The Lords of Silence or the Warriors and Warlords anthology,
In these uncertain times, books are perhaps more important than ever (at least, they are in my opinion). To that end, I am going to try to publish
Book two in the Watchers of the Throne series, Chris Wraight’s novel The Regent’s Shadow picks up where 2017’s phenomenal The Emperor’s
Welcome to this instalment of Rapid Fire, my ongoing series of quick interviews with authors talking about their new releases. These are short and