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Jordan Sorcery and Stu from Miniature Realms are reading the original fiction published by Games Workshop for Warhammer, 40k, and Dark Future.
Jordan Sorcery hosts GW Book Club, a arts show with 36 episodes published.
The Undead were a combined force to be reckoned with in Warhammer 4th edition, but how does their one and only Armies book hold up? Stu from Miniature Realms and Jordan Sorcery chat about their latest read in the GW Book
Warhammer 40,000 11th edition is taking up back to war-torn Armageddon, but does 40Ks original Codex: Armageddon still hold up? Stu from Miniature Realms and Jordan Sorcery chat about their latest read in the GW Book Clu
Classic GW Books authors Kim Newman (Jack Yeovil) and David Garnett (David Ferring) have each written Christmas stories, and we're discussing both! Ferring gives us a lost Warhammer story - an official tale of Konrad at
Dan Abnett's Riders of the Dead is a brutal, profound, and incredibly exciting novel set in the world of Warhammer Fantasy. In this special episode of the GW Book Club Jordan Sorcery and Stu from Miniature Realms chat ab
Dogs of War were a classic army from Warhammer Fantasy's 5th edition, but does their only Armies Book still hold up? Stu from Miniature Realms and Jordan Sorcery chat about their latest read in the GW Book Club - a regul
Genevieve Undead is one of the final books by Kim Newman, writing as Jack Yeovil, for Games Workshop. Three stories exploring the continued adventures of the vampire Genevieve that skewer literary and pop culture pastich
The Horus Heresy is the topic of this GW Book Club, or at least the first 5 novels in the series! Join Jordan (first time Horus Heresy reader) and Stu (was there the day Horus killed the Emperor) as they chat about Horus
After 20 years exploring the Known World, Gotrek & Felix return home and quickly get involved in liberating a dwarf hold from bizarre mind-controlled orcs! Stu from Miniature Realms and Jordan Sorcery chat about their la
Cathay is joining the Old World so Stu and Jordan have checked out one of the original short stories written for Total War: Warhammer 3. Master of the Meteor Wind by David Guymer tells a tense tale of tea and Tzeentch in
Warhammer Armies: Beasts of Chaos was released for the 6th edition of the game and marked the first ever distinct Beastman armies book. Stu and Jordan revisit the classic book and chat through the best bits! ____________
Warhammer Armies: Wood Elves was released for the 4th edition of the game and marked the first ever Wood Elves armies book. Stu and Jordan revisit the classic book and chat through the best bits! ________________________
In the mid-2000s Games Workshop's Black Library didn't just publish Warhammer novels, it published original stories for classic movie horror franchises like Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm Street, and Final Destination
Malekith is the first part of the Sundering trilogy, an epic tale of heroism and betrayal at the heart of the High Elf nation. The GW Book Club is joined by author Gav Thorpe to chat about the story, writing in the time
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 War
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
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! _____________________________ Support S
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 w
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 deca
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!
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