We enjoy the latter part of one of the best books in the series so far. You can contact us at [email protected]

Join our hosts as we read Prospero Burns by Dan Abnett and bloody love it. We encounter our old friends the Vikings, the Kievan Rus and the Cathars so we are basically recounting our undergrad History degrees

The second part of our discussion of The First Heretic. The book has some fun moments, as the brief appearance of the Imperium's answer to Hugh Grant, but ultimately sacrifices itself on the altar of THE LORE.

We start our deep dive into the First Heretic by Aaron Dembski-Bowden and learn a lot to like about Lorgar. Who then promptly goes on to show us that he, like everyone else, is a genocidal psychopath. Which is annoying. Contact us at [email protected]

An episode named after Neil's refrain about the disappointing second part of Nemesis. NB Neil's mic is the definition of 'Hot' in this episode so we're sorry for the poor audio quality. Contact us at [email protected]

We discuss a police procedural story spliced with a tale about a team of assassins. One is good, one is bad. Listen to find out which. You can contact us at [email protected]

We finish The Thousand Sons by Graham McNeill, talk about the emperor's weird architectural requirements and wonder about the mechanics of psychic egg implantation.

We begin our review of the Thousand Sons by Graham McNeill and discuss the prevalence of sharks, veins and eyeballs in the literature of magic.

It's recommended you favour the phlegm in preference over blood in the balance of your humours while you listen to this episode.

Nemiel and Zahariel finish their separate adventures. Various sizes of snake monster are defeated.

We look at the first part of the sequel to the Dark Angels story we very much enjoyed and discuss whether sending your spaceships round the other side of the enemy constitutes military genius