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SPEAR OF THE EMPEROR by Aaron Dembski-Bowden
First published Apr 17th, 2022. We're back! This week, live in the teeny tiny geek room, Mira and I talk about SPEAR OF THE EMPEROR by Aaron Dembski-Bowden. And it's quite the gear shift after Ciaphas Cain! Mira: https://twitter.com/miraman
Bequin 2: PENITENT by Dan Abnett
First published on Jun 26th, 2021. So, we're back on our second video about the ongoing Bequin trilogy by Dan Abnett. We'd hoped this one would be a bit easier to digest for a newcomer but it's got a LOT of references in it. Once we're thro
FOR THE EMPEROR by Sandy Mitchell
First published Jan 23rd, 2022. We're in the same actual room! This week, live in the teeny tiny geek room, Mira and I talk about the first Ciaphas Cain novel: FOR THE EMPEROR by Sandy Mitchell. Let's see if Warhammer 40k comedy is just as
Bequin 1: PARIAH by Dan Abnett
Mira's back to talk about Dan Abnett's 'Pariah', the first novel in the Bequin trilogy, and she's skipped the previous seven novels so there's a bit of explaining to do! Mira: https://twitter.com/miramanga Elsewhere on the internet: Patreon
Eisenhorn 3: HERETICUS by Dan Abnett
Mira has finally completed her first 40k trilogy, and what a journey it's been. In this we look at Hereticus, the final novel in the Eisenhorn trilogy from Black Library, and discuss where to go next! Mira: https://twitter.com/miramanga Els
Eisenhorn 2: MALLEUS by Dan Abnett
Originally published Jul 30th 2021 Book Club is getting PROPER! We're moving through Black Library's Eisenhorn books in the correct order - and talking about the actual plot! This week Mira and I discuss Malleus, the second book in Dan Abne
Eisenhorn 1: XENOS by Dan Abnett
FIRST EPISODE! Originally published Mar 19th 2021 Xenos by Dan Abnett is the first book in the Eisenhorn series, and it's often held up as one of the best introductions to the Warhammer 40,000 universe. But is that still the case? In this v