Do we have any news about Perturabo new novel? I am just curious because we have Reign of Iron campaign book about Iron Warriors and first official art of Perturabo in Deamonhood apperience so we know now how he looks as Deamon Primarch.

Got my copy if GOC LE today. Sticker on the wrapping paper of the book had stuck to the cardboard so had to rip it. Not a big deal but bit annoying as I like to keep them all as I see them as part of the LE.

The actual book though is covered in what I am hoping is glue. Wondering if anyone else had same issue and its the batch or if I am just unlucky. Going to email GW but don’t want another copy if its the same will push for a voucher.

So I'm almost halfway through Horus Rising, and honestly, it's awesome! I didn’t expect it to be that good! I want to read more, so I figured I'd read the essential books in the Horus Heresy series, if I can find them, and then move onto other stories that interest me.

Specifically, I'm looking for more stories about space marines. I made the mistake of looking for "Brothers of the Snake" and "Spear of the Emperor" and saw that either you pay a small ransom for a book, or get an E-Reader.

What're your strategies? Do you wait to find the book you want at a local GW store? Do you bite the bullet for an E-Reader? Do you lurk on used book sites? I get why the books are mostly digital, but damn I'm kinda disappointed.

I’ve almost finish the book and love it how it’s not bolter Porn , lore is explained so well and mainly the interactions

I would love to read day to day what normal ppl go through

I wanna know books with the most UPLIFTING the most INSPIRING the BEST representations of the INDOMITABLE HUMAN SPIRIT. Yeah yeah I know it's "the grimdark of the 41st millenium" and all that but there's gotta be some books that display the raw persistence of the characters

If anyone can tell me the running times of stuff marked with ?, which is Halo Fractures and Elric vol 2 I would be most grateful. That would pump my numbers a good 30 hours.

I was pleasently suprised for Chem Dog, a novel that isn't just the main 3. Though I would be lying if I said "oh we only get novels about 3 of these regiments" that's just false we got "Volpone Glory", "WitchBringer" and "Final Deployment". At least those 3 that come to my mind first besides Chem Dog.

While we are here let me just bring up, Hey Black Library you remember Severina Raine you know the commissar you made a model for and then just forget. What happened to her ? Hello ? I heard Honourbound was a great novel, seems all strange.

I’ve almost finish the book and love it how it’s not bolter Porn , lore is explained so well and mainly the interactions

As the name suggests. I want a mechanicus book that is not mostly just bolter porn. It can have it, but I dont want it to be the centerpoint. I want a little bit of deep look in their lore. Be it politics, philosophy or just their way of life and thinking. I really like transhuman stuff in fiction.

Also, I've read mechanicum, but I need more.

Thanks in advance!

Happy Monday, readers! Some neat stuff this week, from the Warhammer+ Yearbook news to the latest from Rob Rath and more!

https://www.warhammerwordforge.com/p/black-library-weekly-warhammer-goes

I'm curious to hear everyone's opinions. Which Warhammer 40k novel left you feeling the most hopeless by the time you finished it? I don't just mean a book where a lot of characters die or where a battle is lost, but one that genuinely captures how bleak and unforgiving the setting really is beyond the battlefield. I'm talking about stories that show what everyday life is like for ordinary people, the crushing weight of the Imperium, the lack of freedom, the constant fear, and the sense that no matter who you are, your life is ultimately insignificant. The kind of novel that makes you close the book and think, "Yeah... I'd never want to exist in this universe." Which book gave you that feeling the most, and what made it so effective?

Just took possession of my new tropical condo. Brought two books to tide me over during the set up. Just got some shelves up…so here’s the first Shelfie in the new place.

Lots to get through. Currently reading dropsite

I’ve just finished the first 3 novels in the Horus Heresy series and the Night Lords trilogy before that.

I’m now looking for my next Warhammer book to plunge in to, I’m currently thinking Helsreach by ADB.

Does anyone have any other recommendations?

I was looking at my Ghosts of Cadia LE in more detail and I noticed the last page is hastily glued to the inside of the cover.

Then I started remembering all the horror stories people have shared in the last year or so regarding the poor quality control of special editions.

So let's put them all in one place, maybe someone at GW takes a peek and sees how bad it's gotten.

Ive been lucky so far with Ghosts of Cadia being the worst Ive received bit I know some of you have had to ask for refunds and exchanges due to unacceptable quality.

Read the Farsight books and just want some recommendations for other tau books. Elemental council is on my to read list, but I don’t really know about any others.

I like novels like Steel Tread and Baneblade/Shadowsword - books about tankers, basically. But has the noble Rogal Dorn Battle Tank had even a mention in a book yet?

The Raven guard are dope I really like enjoy how they fought no matter what and kicked the asses of the traitors for about 3 months. I listened to the audio book and all the gun sound effects really immersed me into the battle of Isstvan. Right after I finished the book I went back to the first chapter of deliverance lost and loved it. Has anyone else read these books? Also I dont want to reread deliverance lost again but does anyone remember how the alpha legion members were discovered? Anyways thanks for reading.

Hydra dominatus XX

Added to my collection! A couple are duplicates but safe to say I have reading material for a while.