Fenris wrote:Just finished reading the extract of Asurmen
can we move the calendar to June right now?
Lord of the Night wrote:On the subject of Asurmen, I actually do have a question or two;
1. Is Asurmen 224 pages as it appears to be on Black Library, or is it 300+ as Amazon claims?
2. With Asurmen done, which Phoenix Lord is next? (I'd vote for Karandras or Maugan Ra)
3. Might we see any characters from the Path series again?
Spoiler: In CZ Dunn's Pandorax Corpulax the former Consecrator says that he has spoken to the one Fallen who has escaped the Rock. Given the events of this novel can we assume he means Astelan?
Lord of the Night wrote:Finished The Unforgiven last night, and it was brilliant. Best Dark Angels novel yet, and that ending reveal... I was stunned silent. I do have two questions;
1. Regarding what Annael does at the end of the book and the... ramifications of that act on both sides, did you have to run that by the editors before you wrote it or did you just hand it in and get an ok?
2.Spoiler: In CZ Dunn's Pandorax Corpulax the former Consecrator says that he has spoken to the one Fallen who has escaped the Rock. Given the events of this novel can we assume he means Astelan?
3. Now that you are done with the definitive Dark Angels trilogy, what is next for Gav Thorpe?
Thanks for what you can answer, and for the Legacy of Caliban trilogy (it was a hell of a read),
LotN
Phoebus wrote:Hi Gav,
If you have the time, I have a question: where do you place the events of The Unforgiven versus the old Thirteenth Black Crusade timeline? I ask because I couldn't help but think of the events at the end of the novel versus those of that old campaign, wherein the Dark Angels initially pursue the Voice of the Emperor (himself a mysterious, hooded gunslinger in power armour) only to find themselves fighting for control of the remains of Caliban.
Do you see th events of your novel as separate and distinct from those of the Black Crusade, or do you, like Aaron Dembski-Bowden see that campaign timeline as not necessarily binding for new fiction?
Thanks in advance!
sam vimes wrote:Gav um why is the lion just.. so damn unpleasant, I can understand the mind sets and motivations of more or less all the primarchs traitor and loyalist alike but the lion just seems to go out of his way to antagonise and be arrogant yeah yeah I know "1st legion sword of the Emperor blah fething blah" every time he's in a book he does his own thing runs rough shod over peoples plans without any thought for the consequences of his actions.
I'm trying to not go on a rant here as I like the idea of what the lion is and the 1st legion lol but Emperor damn me if he isn't making it hard to root for him and his legion, I just so badly want him to tone down his arrogance alongside Roboute Guilliman's and for them to actulay start working together properly oh and for them to work out there brotherly frustrations in the training cages.
InquisitorTuplov wrote:How many Alpha legion would it take to change the fate of humanity?
David Earle wrote:Just finished up Lorgar: Bearer of the Word last week. Very good, and it's got me looking at the other Primarchs books, but I did have a couple questions:
1. The Colchisian faith seems remarkably tame for Chaos. Deliberate attempt to hide from the Emperor or can Chaos actually be that livable if it wants?
2. For all his regretful posturing, does Lorgar actually value human life at all? For Fenris's sake...
3. Are there any plans to give Erebus's history a look? I've always been a bit confused about where he fits in.
4. Lorgar's eyes. No question, just a nice call back. (Call forward?)
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