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Let the Galaxy Burn (Warhammer 40,000 Novels) Marc Gascoigne, Christian Dunn
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For those of you who don't know, Bill has written several successful novels for Black Library such as the Space Wolf novels featuring the young Blood Claw Ragnar Blackmane for Warhammer 40,000 and the Gotrek & Felix novels featuring, well, Gotrek & Felix. Knights Of The Dinner Table lampshades this while the knights are playing Scream of Kachoolu (the webcomic strips, bound in Tales from the Vault 5): Brian warns everyone to burn all books they find. 40k: Let The Galaxy Rot… "Death is coming to feast on your Imperial souls" roared Terminus as he glared through the viewport at the planet Cherbull below. Essentially it's a tale of morale dilemmas . The Inquisition hunts down the heretics, traitors, aliens and chaos worshiper lurking amongst every day society. In Ben Counter's Warhammer 40000 Horus Heresy novel Galaxy In Flames, Loken runs across a book that changes languages (and alphabets) under his gaze, gives him horrific visions, and convinces him that the Outgrown Such Silly Superstitions view of the Empire is wrong. He also wrote two short stories for the mammoth anthology better known as Let the Galaxy Burn. It's still going because it's not a Lucasarts game and EA/BiowEAr has a contract that lets them do it. Loads of interesting comments on this… will be interesting to see bioware do 40k regardless of what happens wonder if they'll take the mass effect/SWTOR route though since it seems to be a reliable method now? Good job I don't let my 10 year old daughter read this forum. I'd also recommend "Let the Galaxy Burn," lots of burning, dying, and the like. She'd be hunting you down after saying that about the Twilight Saga. Generally recognised as the best Warhammer books ever, this classic trilogy follows the career of Gregor Eisenhorn a member of the most dreaded organisation in the galaxy; the Inquisition. From Iain M Banks and Phillip K Dick to the Warhammer 40k novels, I love it, and it's also my release when I'm burned out doing research. Douglas Adams - Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy No, it's not a work of art. But there was something about these books that were outstanding.