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Goonhammer Reviews: Da Big Dakka, by Mike Brooks

Lissen up yoo gitz itz time ta revoo da big dakka by umie writa mike brooks an itz ded funny an killy too. (Lenoon wrote this copy. -Ed.)

Black Library Weekly: All Hail the Old Man of Armageddon

The Black Library Weekly is here! Jay's got another six-pack with author Josh Reynolds, a look at a new box set, and more!

Jonathan D. Beer: The Goonhammer Interview

Today in the Black Library, a special treat! Jay interviews Jonathan D. Beer, author of Dominion Genesis and the upcoming Tomb World!

Black Library Weekly: The Necrons Are Wakin’ Up

In this week's Black Library Weekly, Jay "Lorehunter" Kirkman looks at all sorts of Black Library news from around the net and speaks with Adrian Tchaikovsky!

Goonhammer Reviews: Abraxia, Spear of the Everchosen by Chris Thursten

  Last October, I cracked into a brand-new Black Library novel with high hopes. While not specifically a fan of the Emperor's Children, Heretic Astartes are high on my list and I fully expected to enjoy the ride. As it turned...

Black Library Weekly: Xenos, Heretics, and Darkness Ahead

Jay "Lorehunter" Kirkman joins us again for Black Library Weekly, going over everything new in the fictional worlds of Games Workshop over the past seven days.

Goonhammer Reviews: The Lords of Silence (Illustrated and Annotated Edition), by Chris Wraight

Today, Jay "Loremaster" Kirkman reviews the new illustrated and annotated edition of Lords of Silence, by Chris Wraight.

Black Library Weekly: The Saints Come Marching In…

Jay "Lorehunter" Kirkman is here with this week's Black Library Weekly.

Games Industry News Roundup- September 2nd, 2025

The news is here this week with a look at some business decisions by Games Workshop, unionization at Blizzard, and more newsworthy restrictions at Steam.

Black Library Weekly: Run in Little Circles, Wave Your Arms and Shout

Happy Labor Day in the US! We in the office are off today, but we scheduled all of this stuff in advance, including this edition of the Black Library Weekly.