In the late 80s there were 17 fiction books published by Games Workshop in their first attempt to create the Black Library; and now we're going to rank them!_____________________________ Support Stu and @MiniatureRealms:

Warhammer Armies: High Elves for the 4th edition was the first army book for the faction in the history of Warhammer Fantasy Battle!In this non-fiction episode of the GW Book Club Stu and Jordan explore this classic Warhammer text!<...

The final GW Book, a true Warhammer Fantasy classic written by  by Kim Newman under the pen name Jack Yeovil and released in 1991. Beasts in Velvet is a Jack the Ripper inspired murder mystery on the streets of the Empire capital of Altdor...

Codex: Eldar was the first army book for the faction in the history of 40k!In the first non-fiction episode of the GW Book Club Stu and Jordan explore this classic Warhammer text!_____________________________ Suppor...

Kid Zero and his pet snake Lady Venom have come into possession of an illegal data disc from one of the Dark Future's biggest mega-corporations. On the run from bounty hunters the Kid will hook up with hackers, team up with biker gangs, get kid...

Author Graham McNeill joins Jordan Sorcery and Stu from Miniature Realms for a very special episode of the GW Book Club. Lords of the Lance is the first new Warhammer Fantasy novel from the Black Library in almost a decade and it restarts the s...

Warhammer Armies: The Empire was the first ever faction specific armies book from Games Workshop, and what a book it was!In the first non-fiction episode of the GW Book Club Stu and Jordan explore this genuine classic!__________...

A special episode of the GW Book Club covering the second collection of Gotrek and Felix stories written by William King. Skavenslayer was one of the earliest Warhammer Fantasy books published by the Black Library.This collection tells ...

Elvis Presley, alligator-human hybrids, ghost astronauts, and the end of the world - it's just a regular Tuesday in the Dark Future. We're reading Comeback Tour, the third novel set in Games Workshop's post-apocalyptic-cyber-goth D...

GW Book Club tackles the final tale in the Orfeo trilogy of Warhammer Fantasy stories by Brian Craig. The novels so far have been a mixed bag, but can this finale bring together all of the disparate ideas with it's Arthurian tale of Dark Elves ...

We're reading Krokodil Tears, the second novel set in Games Workshop's post-apocalyptic-cyber-goth Dark Future setting that was inspired by Mad Max, Blade Runner, Judge Dredd, 80s action & horror movies, and a little bit of Cthulhu. 

We're reading the Warhammer Fantasy novel Shadowbreed by David Ferring, the second part of the Konrad trilogy.This tale follows the young Konrad through a series of increasingly random encounters with little to show for it and even fewe...

We're reading Inquisitor, the first 40k novel in Ian Watson's original trilogy. Featuring a Genestealer uprising, Inquisitors, a Callidus Assassin, a Squat, a hidden cabal at the heart of the imperium, and one of the weirdest plots in 40k histo...

We're reading Deathwing, the first anthology of 40k fiction ever published and we're talking all about it in this month's GW Book Club!Featuring 7 short stories about inquisitors, assassins, Space Marine terminators, Genestealer Cults, ...

We're reading Demon Download, the first novel set in Games Workhop's Dark Future. Written by Kim Newman under the pen name Jack Yeovil this is a cyberpunk horror mash up that brings together Blade Runner, Mad Max, Judge Dredd, and HP Lovecraft ...

We're reading Route 666, the the first collection of fiction set in Games Workshop’s short lived Mad Max style universe of Dark Future. GW Books favourite authors including: Kim Newman (writing as Jack Yeovil), William King, and Brian Stablefor...

We're reading Red Thirst, the third and final anthology of short stories set in Warhammer Fantasy's known world. It features a cavalcade of returning superstar authors including: Kim Newman (writing as Jack Yeovil) and showing us a...

We're reading Plague Daemon, the second book in the Orfeo trilogy and it features a chaos invasion into the Border Princes of Warhammer's Old World and some of the coolest concepts for magic plot points I've enjoyed.Written by Brian Sta...

We're reading Konrad, the first adventure in an epic trilogy set in Warhammer’s Old World. There’s chaos mutants, gruff sellswords, female dwarfs, and a sojourn in Kislev, and all of it seems to lead to a destiny planned by the gods - Sigmar or...

We're reading Wolf Riders the second anthology of short stories published by GW Books and set in the world of Warhammer Fantasy. This is the collection that includes the second Gotrek and Felix short story from William ‘Bill’ King,...

We're reading Zaragoz, the first novel of the Orfeo trilogy, written in 1989 by Brian Stableford under the pen name Brian Craig. The book introduces us to master lute player, minstrel, and storyteller Orfeo as he weaves a tale of the mysterious...

We're reading Drachenfels, the first ever novel set in the Warhammer Old World, a story of heroes, villains, vampires, and ghosts that delivers on every ounce of promise from it's spectacular opening act!In GW Book Club my friend Stu an...

We're reading the Warhammer Fantasy anthology Ignorant Armies.  Featuring the first Warhammer fiction from authors Kim Newman (writing as Jack Yeovil), Stephen Baxter, Nicola Griffith, Brain Craig, and of course, the legendary William ‘Bil...