I thought it might also be fun to run a tally of which authors have been included in the collection, and how many books of theirs have been featured.Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 16:02:31 Boxid IA40188517 Camera Sony Alpha-A6300 (Control) Collection_set printdisabled External-identifier Issue 33: Ahriman: Exile by John French (21) Issue 32: Deliverance Lost by Gav Thorpe (35) Issue 31: Khârn: Eater of Worlds by Anthony Reynolds (12) Issue 29: Atlas Infernal by Rob Sanders (75) Issue 28: Priests of Mars by Graham McNeill (55) Issue 27: Soul Hunter by Aaron Dembski-Bowden (65) Issue 26: Battle of the Fang by Chris Wraight (20) Issue 23: A Thousand Sons by Graham McNeill (18) Issue 22: Daemon World by Ben Counter (59) Issue 21: Dark Apostle by Anthony Reynolds (6) Issue 20: Cadian Blood by Aaron Dembski-Bowden (44) Issue 19: False Gods by Graham McNeill (14) Issue 18: Heroes of the Space Marines anthology (34) Issue 16: Faith & Fire by James Swallow (76) Issue 14: Helsreach by Aaron Dembski-Bowden (41) Issue 13: Storm of Iron by Graham McNeill (64) Issue 12: Architect of Fate – Sarah Cawkwell, Darius Hinks, Ben Counter & John French (61) Issue 11: Mechanicum by Graham McNeill (53)

Issue 9: Angels of Darkness by Gav Thorpe (30)

Issue 8: First and Only by Dan Abnett (45) Issue 7: Blood of Asaheim by Chris Wraight (24)

Issue 6: Crossfire by Matthew Farrer (78) Issue 4: Fifteen Hours by Mitchel Scanlon (49) Issue 3: Warriors of Ultramar by Graham McNeill(10) Issue 1: The First Heretic by Aaron Dembski-Bowden (01) So without further ado, here’s the list…it’s going to be long! If there’s anything else to add, I’ll either add it here or provide links out. There’s a list below of which book corresponds to which issue of the collection, along with that book’s spine number – strangely enough the spines don’t use the same order, so for instance while issue 1 has 01 on the spine, issue 2 actually has 69. I’ll keep posting about the new titles as much as I can, but I also wanted to have a single place where I can link out to individual posts and also keep track of which books have been released as part of the series. On this very blog I’ve posted a few times (so far) about the collection, looking at the standard of production and the choice of titles – I’ve even run a competition which gave one lucky fan the chance to win a full subscription to the collection.

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