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Any fan written or BL books/short stories about this craftworld?

I can only find a single sentence written about Yme-loc, which is a shame because I am really loving it as a craftworld.

http://warhammer40k.wikia.com/wiki/Yme-Loc

Doesn't appear to be much, the bottom paragraph lists the sources of info for Yme-Loc, nothing from BL

That's a damn shame, anything fan made?

It first turned up in the 4th edition of 40k. Compared to the big 4, there's not a lot known about it.

The major ones (Biel Tan, Saim Hann, Alaitoc and Ulthwe) have pretty much been there since 1990 (WD127). With the formation of the Eldar path system and the aspects and so on. The rebirth of the eldar, basically.

Others got added in gradually edition by edition. Yme-Loc, Altansar, Iybraesil, etc. Altansar has more known about it since one of the Phoenix lords has associations with it.

Iyanden has always been their as well. The Eldar actually have 5 major craft worlds.

Yeah, forgot about it because of brainfart and not having played the game in 4+ years. With the direction the latest stuff is going, couldn't be sure it was still a thing.

it's possiable that in 8th edition the craftworld eldar may be given less attention with the focus being on the Ynarai eldar. so we'll have to see

Its a shame that there isn't any fluff, but at least I can create my own now!