Black Library

Mm-hmm.

And it's probably a little, it's probably a little less rigid now, but regardless, um, the thing is, is that, you know, these army books, uh, started getting fleshed out in, in the past by Black Library, which are, you know, full-time professional authors who then have a novel to, to sort of give a lot more depth and interest to it.

And so I think that's where you get a lot more of the nuanced lore, a lot more of the character development, is usually once you start seeing that kind of support.

And you definitely see that in 40K and AoS.

[laughs]

... which is kind of my criticism of these things.

But that's a cool story, or maybe that's meant to be, that's meant to be, "And now Black Library does that story," right? Like maybe that's-

A novel would be cool.

I think he is very, very, very unlikely.

He's more famous as a Black Library character than almost anything else.

And...

That being said, like, admittedly, there's more written about him than there is about Munimim.

Sign of the Emperor, Black

Library, legendary...

A Black Library character pack.

No units, just legendary heroes like Bruder the Bounty Hunter, Genevieve Doudanet, Matthias Coleman, etc.

So I did a little bit of digging online about reading the lore and the novels.

So there's this huge thing called the Black Library, which is there are hundreds and hundreds of titles written by all kinds of authors.

And it's basically the stories of the Warhammer 40K universe.

And The chap called Dan Abnett, who basically wrote the first, the best place to start in the Warhammer reading world, which is the Eisenhorn Omnibus series.

So I did a little bit of digging online about reading the lore and the novels.

So there's this huge thing called the Black Library, which is there are hundreds and hundreds of titles written by all kinds of authors.

And it's basically the stories of the Warhammer 40K universe.

And The chap called Dan Abnett, who basically wrote the first, the best place to start in the Warhammer reading world, which is the Eisenhorn Omnibus series.

So I did a little bit of digging online about reading the lore and the novels.

So there's this huge thing called the Black Library, which is there are hundreds and hundreds of titles written by all kinds of authors.

And it's basically the stories of the Warhammer 40K universe.

And The chap called Dan Abnett, who basically wrote the first, the best place to start in the Warhammer reading world, which is the Eisenhorn Omnibus series.

passed the 22,000 word mark today of my new novel.

This is a new Black Library one? Possibly.

I can say nothing.

So yes.

Okay.

That's coming along very well, which is great.

And I just had a Black Library novel come out.

And the first, it was a sort of special edition, quite limited, that landed about a week ago in people's book, you know, post boxes.