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Your first BL novel


TerraZero20

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I don't know if such a thread has been done before. It probably has but this is just a first thought; I discovered the first book from Black Library I read and was wondering who had read what. 

 

For me, the first book from BL I read was the first in the Mathias Thulmaan trilogy Witch Hunter by C.L. Werner. In terms of 40K books, the first was Chapter Wars by Ben Counter. 

 

What about everyone else?

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Hmm, it was some short story compilation, with a Chaos knight on the cover (WHFB obviously).  There was a story about an elf and a barbarian escaping a dark elf prison camp, a story about a witch hunter and some zombie-making jewel, and one about a human, barbarian, dwarf and elf ripping off lizardmen gold.  That's all I remember.  Kinda sad that I lost it on a vacation years and years ago.

 

My first 40k novel was probably Helsreach.  At least that's the first one I can recall reading.

If you count the '89 incarnation as GW Books, it was the Wolf Riders anthology, then Drachenfels, then pretty much all of the others.

 

BL proper, it was probably Gilead's Blood, then the Last Chancers stuff.

 

Many good memories, books like Konrad, and those Ian Watson works of old...

 

Again, the Gaunt's Ghosts series, starting with First and Only when released... magical. And King's Space Wolves! Ah, nostalgia.

My first BL book was First & Only in 2005. I remember because I pretty much read most of it on the flight over to New York. After that I couldn't get enough of the Gaunt novels and thankfully being late into the game I had more than enough to catch up on. My favorite might be Only in Death.

My first BL book was Storm of Iron. Probably around 2002 or 2003.

I was at a local comic book shop, and discovered they had a small selection of 40k books. I had been playing 40k for a few years, but for some reason I had no idea that GW also produced novels. I picked the one with the big, scary Iron Warrior on the cover, and thus began the obsession tongue.png

Seriously though, Storm of Iron is a killer book. Man, now I gotta re-read it.

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