My Games Workshop novel Drachenfels – which features the first incarnation of my continuing character Geneviève Dieudonné – has been reissued by Black Library.
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First thing of yours I ever read. Still great – and the Warhammer world as it should be. Definitely deserves to be read by new generations – and I’ll pass it on to my son when he’s ready for ears being spewed out! (But why this cover for the reissue? I much prefer the artwork of the original version).
Posted by René Lauritsen | February 26, 2018, 7:50 pmDrachenfels is one of the greatest fantasy horror novels ever written. Lively, laugh out loud funny, with such a superb twist. Warhammer as it used to be, as it should still be. New cover looks miles better.
Posted by Adam | October 11, 2019, 4:15 pm