Between that and PhD readings, my sleep pattern isn’t looking great at the moment). I just can’t promise I’ll read it (believe it or not, writing for the mighty setting that is Warhammer 40,000 actually requires research, even for a fanboy of sixteen years standing such as myself.

Unfortunately it’d be just that, a name-drop with no wider background or context, though if you really want to send me all your homebrew lore then feel free. Which chapter will that be, you 40k aficionados ask? Well, actually, I’ve decided to leave that up to you.Īs a bit of fun I thought I’d let folks suggest their own chapter names for the possible prize of being name-dropped in a 40k novel. I don’t think I’ll be breaking any non disclosure forms by admitting, however, that a Space Marine chapter will at least be mentioned over the course of this mystery novel. No less than three new shorts will be appearing beginning in December and, even more excitingly, I’ve just started work on a novel commission.Īt the moment it’s understandably all hush-hush, but suffice to say the characters they’re letting me play with are fan favourites, and it’s an honour to get to write about them. On top of that I’m happy to say that after publishing my first pro short story last month, Black Library have given me a slew of fresh projects to work on. Regular followers will know that it’s still full steam ahead on the subject of my History PhD (as it likely will be for the next three years). Greetings all! It’s been an incredibly busy month here in Robbie’s Land. On second thought who’d actually want to join this technicolour-blind lot?

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