Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror Book Reviews
“Fast-paced, gore-soaked and the epitome of the industrial horror subgenre, Sepulturum is another fantastic novel from the pen of Nick Kyme. It grabs you by the throat and pulls you into the terrifying, atrocity-laden world of Blackgeist and its many hidden horrors, and doesn’t let go until the last page has been turned.”
“Multi-layered, deftly paced and with some incredibly dark and grimly shocking moments of both cosmic and human horror, The Oubliette is a superb debut novel by a talented and skilful author…”
“…It’s an incredibly haunting gothic horror story that’s perfectly paced and littered with unforgettable characters, accompanied by some absolutely amazing atmosphere, all of which is enhanced through the deft use of the inherent horror to be found when writing in the Warhammer 40,000 universe…”
“Maledictions is an excellent anthology, well-edited, and it contains a number of high-quality stories that clearly demonstrate why the Warhammer Horror imprint is such a great idea by Games Workshop and Black Library…”
“…Dark Harvest is the perfect example of what the Warhammer Horror imprint seems to be striving for – talented authors allowed to utilise the Warhammer settings to their full, horrifying potential without being tied to the requirement to advance a specific meta-narrative or highlight a new model or setting…”
“Both The Way Out and Perdition’s Flame are high-quality audio dramas, featuring the same excellent production values and voice cast that all of the latest Black Library audio products feature…”
“Invocations is an absolutely first-rate anthology from Black Library, and one of the stand-out titles in an imprint that is already producing some high-quality titles…”
“I have no hesitation in calling The Wicked and the Damned a brilliant start to the Warhammer Horror imprint, and I’d love to see all three authors do more stories for it.”
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