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So to get print versions of five HH short stories I've got to buy a massive omnibus with three books in it I already own? Don't love that BL. There's enough ebook exclusive 30k shorts that are unpublished to fill another volume.

Are they going to release a paperback edition of Void King?

It's only just been released as a hardback, so not any time soon.

New Gobbo novel has also a different author from the previous one. He wrote the Outgunned that was a really good BL novel so I am definitely going to read that one too.

 Shadow Walker wrote:
New Gobbo novel has also a different author from the previous one. He wrote the Outgunned that was a really good BL novel so I am definitely going to read that one too.

Outgunned was Denny.
Very enjoyable.
I shall check out that too then.

Garro:Knight of Grey.

Arriving in hardback Feb 2023 according to Amazon.


Is this one we were aware was coming?


They also have Mar 23 as the general release if The End and The Death.

 alphaecho wrote:

Garro:Knight of Grey.

Arriving in hardback Feb 2023 according to Amazon.


Is this one we were aware was coming?

Yes, it's the novella.

Release of the end and the death part one anyway..

 Shakalooloo wrote:
So the Eisenhorn omnibus contains four novels and four short stories. There's the original triology, plus the Magos, which contained a novel and TWELVE short stories. So which shorts make the cut for this book? 'Missing in Action' and 'Backcloth for a Crown Additional' seem a shoe-in since they were in the last omnibus they printed, but that leaves ten others fighting for two slots.

Regia Occulta
Missing in Action
Backcloth for a Crown Additional
The Keeler Image

Kasrkin - parts from perspective were enjoyable, the rest was really dull. Basically KT box product placement.

Withbringer - a nice debut novel. You may want to read The Weight of Silver short story (found here https://www.blacklibrary.com/new-titles/featured/ebundle-inferno-collection-40k-2021.html or here https://www.blacklibrary.com/warhammer-40000/novels/inferno-volume-3-ebook-2019.html ) before it, although it is not necessary.

Black Library Gets Really ANGRY with a New Angron Novel

INK FOR THE INK GOD!!!! TOMES FOR THE TOME THRONE!!!!

Angry Ron in 40k?Hopefully something more than a product placement for WE codex.

I enjoyed Guymer's Lion novel (both written and audio) and I listened to a couple more by him that weren't bad so I'm cautiously optimistic about this.

JWBS wrote:
I enjoyed Guymer's Lion novel (both written and audio) and I listened to a couple more by him that weren't bad so I'm cautiously optimistic about this.

Yeah, Lion is one of the better Primarchs' novellas so at least the author sounds promising.

I just love his name. Angron, because he gets so angry, get it? It's the most inspired Primarch name in the canon.

Whenever I'm telling a sci-fi fan who's never experienced 40K about the books, I always bring up Angron first, because they're immediately hooked by his name and story. They're all like, "There's a big red demon guy who's really, really angry named Angron, and he worships a god named Corn, because angry people love Corn? Awesome!"

That is some VERY handsome cover art, both on regular and LE versions.

At a glance before I was thinking this was just another book in the Primarch series, then I thought no we’ve had his, and secondly it’s Daemon Angron.
Should be an interesting read.

 Talking Banana wrote:
I just love his name. Angron, because he gets so angry, get it? It's the most inspired Primarch name in the canon.

Apparently Angron is now short form of Angronius, going by the latest Siege of Terra novel.

Gobbo's Demise - not bad but the first gobbo's novel (by a different author BTW) was better. Also in the future I would like to read a gretchin story that does not involve a Red Gobbo, just "normal'' life of grots.

 Shadow Walker wrote:
Gobbo's Demise - not bad but the first gobbo's novel (by a different author BTW) was better. Also in the future I would like to read a gretchin story that does not involve a Red Gobbo, just "normal'' life of grots.

An anthology of Makaris would be cool

 MajorWesJanson wrote:

 Shadow Walker wrote:
Gobbo's Demise - not bad but the first gobbo's novel (by a different author BTW) was better. Also in the future I would like to read a gretchin story that does not involve a Red Gobbo, just "normal'' life of grots.

An anthology of Makaris would be cool

As with Red Gobbo I am not keen for another read of him/them. I prefer my gretchin more grounded in reality (for greenskins of course ). That is why I liked Brutal Kunnin' so much (full Orkiness but without that mystical crap from Thraka's book).

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Preview coming up! I REALLY hope it has some AoS stuff. I've noticed a lot of BL big events tend to be so heavily bloated with Horus Heresy and 40K and then maybe half a book on AoS. So I really hope BL can pull out the stops and have a great time for AoS fans as well.

Not all that interested in the BL side of things but a new Harlequin novel, or audio drama, would be welcome this christmas.

I expect another special edition of Eisenhorn and Nightbringer.

 MajorWesJanson wrote:
I expect another special edition of Eisenhorn and Nightbringer.

A red text special edition of Malleus would be due, and the editors would have to find some new typos to add to it.

Would love to see a return of audio dramas already, Agent of the Throne still needs to be wrapped up for starters.

Another Gotrek Audio Drama!

It's been a while since they released the Eldar Sketchbook in an impossibly impractical format.