News de la Black Library (France et UK) - 2011

Uriel Ventris a écrit:Je sais plus trop dans quel sujet quelqu'un avait demandé pourquoi il n'y avait pas d'extrait sur le site de la BLF. Il faut croire qu'on l'a entendu car ils ont l'air de vouloir le faire maintenant

Horus Lupercal a écrit:Exclusif ! La Black Library a mis ce matin en vente sur son site web 200 exemplaires de la Games Day Anthology 2011.
Dépêchez-vous si vous voulez votre exemplaire, ça part comme des petits pains.


Par ICI Games Day Anthology 2011

Death of a Silversmith by Graham McNeill
A Remembrancer remembers... As he lies dying on the deck of the Warmaster’s flagship, a silversmith reflects on his life, his art and his time in the Emperor’s service.

The March of Doom by Chris Wraight
Luthor Huss, warrior priest of Sigmar, and his band of zealots and flagellants fight to save a small town from the monstrous beastmen of the Drakwald forest.

The Curse of Shaa-Dom by Gav Thorpe
Returning a Chaos-tainted artefact to the halls of Shaa-Dom, White SeerElemenath and his crew of outcasts face temptation and treachery.

The Treasures of Biel-Tanigh by Andy Chambers
A pair of dark eldar twins infiltrate an ancient and heavily guarded fortress in search of a treasure for their master, a dangerous artefact that could spell their doom.

Plague Priest by C. L. Werner
As skaven Clan Filch plots to deliver a deadly plague to the lands of men, one of the ratmen discovers a counterplot that puts him and his clan in deadly peril.

Emperor’s Deliverance by Nick Kyme
On Armageddon, Sister Athena tends to the wounded and traumatised. But a conflict with Space Marines of the Marines Malevolent shows Athena that not all of the planet’s defenders believe in the Emperor’s Deliverance.

1750 € + frais de port gratuits

fission a écrit:

1750 € + frais de port gratuits

Euh à ce prix là ils peuvent bien offrir les frais de port...... :p

Today we have a guest post from Salamanders author Nick Kyme, where he talks about the genesis of the Tome of Fire series and its epic conclusion, Nocturne, (if you haven’t ordered your copy get your copy here). Take it away, Nick:

'Hot, fiery action' - that's a phrase I've been seeing a lot lately (stop sniggering). I am, of course, referring to the Salamanders, or more specifically the Tome of Fire trilogy, as penned by yours truly.

Nocturne is released next month (but due to the quirks of warp travel, if you preorder it now, you’ll get it sooner)and with it comes the end of an era for the Salamanders novels I've been writing for the past three and a bit years. It's been a long, but awesome, road, and one of the questions I'm often asked by fans of the series is: 'How did you end up writing about the Salamanders?'. I usually respond, quite glibly, 'It just sort of happened.'

Well, it kinda did.

For me, the Salamanders came at a time when I wanted to get into writing Warhammer 40,000 and was sifting around for things to write about. I'd already done Assault on Black Reach: The Novel but wanted to shy away from the Ultramarines as they were already being ably captained by Mr. McNeill (though, in spite of that, I did end up with a full novel, Fall of Damnos, about said Chapter a couple of years later...). There was an anthology coming up on our release schedule and Lindsey Priestley (my then editor) offered me a slot on the roster. I snatched it with two eager little hands.

It’s been over five years since Horus Rising first hit the stores.

Since then, Horus has turned from the Emperor, the galaxy has burned, millions have died and dark gods have torn the glorious Imperium of Man apart. You’ve been loving every gore-filled moment, as shown by four consecutive New York Times bestsellers.

Sometimes you just want to go back to a simpler time, when Horus still wore white, Magnus had his vertebrae intact and the Emperor’s Children had yet to develop an unhealthy fascination with prog-rock.

Well now you can, with the limited edition Horus Heresy Audio Boxset. Relive the opening trilogy of the Horus Heresy with these three abridged audio books chronicling the fall of Horus, from the war on Murder to the massacre at Isstvan III. It all comes in this rather swish looking black and gold box set.

It is the dawn of the 31st Millennium, and mankind is set to enter a glorious new golden age. The triumphant Emperor has nominated his primarch son Horus as Warmaster, tasked with continuing the Great Crusade which will reconquer the galaxy in the name of the Imperium. But dark forces move within the shadows – several of Horus’s brothers remain jealous of his favour, and others still have turned to serve new masters. A war is coming that will decide the fate of the galaxy, and Horus is the key. If he falls, Chaos will reign unchallenged across the stars... The opening trilogy of the New York Times bestselling Horus Heresy series comes to life in these action-packed audiobooks: Horus Rising, False Gods and Galaxy in Flames. The story continues with the exclusive short audio Little Horus, which is only available on CD in this limited edition boxed set.

* The abridged opening trilogy of The Horus Heresy series read by Martyn Eliis
* Listen to Galaxy in flames, three months before its available anywhere else
* Contains the bonus CD ‘Little Horus’
* Supplied in a limited edition collectable case, only 2000 available worldwide

ovember 2011 • ISBN 9781849702188 - Prix indicatif : 75 €)