The Best of Hammer and Bolter: Volume I
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The best of new fiction short stories from the Black LibrarySample the best short fiction from Black Library's monthly magazine, from our most popular established authors and a host of new talent. Available for the first time in print.
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A Place of Quiet Assembly * [Gotrek and Felix] * (2012) * novelette by John Brunner
Action and Consequence * (2012) * Sarah Cawkwell
Aenarion * (2011) * Gav Thorpe
Bitter End * (2012) * Sarah Cawkwell
Cause and Effect * (2012) * Sarah Cawkwell
Charandis * (2012) * Ben McCallum
Commander Shadow * (2012) * Braden Campbell
Exhumed * [Deathwatch] * (2011) * Steve Parker
Feast of Horrors * (2012) * Chris Wraight
Flesh * (2012) * Chris Wraight
Grail Knight * (2012) * Anthony Reynolds
Hunted * (2012) * John French
Manbane * (2012) * Andy Hoare
Marshlight * (2012) * C. L. Werner
Mountain Eater * (2012) * Andy Smillie
Primary Instinct * (2011) * Sarah Cawkwell
Questing Knight * (2012) * Anthony Reynolds
Shadow Knight * (2012) * Aaron Dembski-Bowden
Sir Dagobert's Last Battle * (2012) * Jonathan Green
Survivor * (2012) * Steve Parker
The Arkunasha War * (2012) * Andy Chambers
The Barbed Wire Cat * (2012) * Robert Earl
The Carrion Anthem * (2012) * David Annandale
The Dark Path * (2012) * Gav Thorpe
The First Duty * (2012) * Josh Reynolds
The Gods Demand * (2011) * Josh Reynolds
The Iron Within * [The Horus Heresy] * (2011) * novella by Rob Sanders
The Last Charge * (2011) * Andy Hoare
The Last Remembrancer * [The Horus Heresy] * (2011) * novelette by John French
The Long Games at Carcharias * (2011) * Rob Sanders
The Rat Catcher's Tale * (2012) * Richard Ford
The Strange Demise of Titus Endor * (2012) * Dan Abnett
Tower of Blood * (2012) * Tony Ballantyne
Virtue's Reward * (2012) * Darius Hinks
Waiting Death * (2011) * Steve Lyons
We Are One * (2012) * John French
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