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Christian Dunn
Christian Dunn began his editorial career working on Inferno! and Warhammer Monthly before serving as Commissioning Editor for Black Flame and Solaris. He later joined Black Library as Range Development Editor, overseeing e-book, Print on Demand, and audio ranges. He also edited Age of Darkness, the sixteenth book in the Horus Heresy series and the second anthology in that series.
On LuvemBooks, we've reviewed The Age of Darkness.
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Christian Dunn is best approached on LuvemBooks through The Age of Darkness, the one book we’ve reviewed: a 2011 Games Workshop anthology and sixteenth Horus Heresy entry built around the seven secretive years between the betrayal at Isstvan V and the final march on Terra. That reviewed title points to a concrete editorial strength—shaping a rare series anthology toward the war’s quieter, more philosophical corridors—and it carries a 4.5/5 reader rating from 1,267 Amazon ratings. Dunn’s wider background is editorial across Inferno!, Warhammer Monthly, Black Flame, Solaris and Black Library’s e-book, print-on-demand and audio ranges, so the LuvemBooks footprint is small but specific.
- Where should I start?
- Start with The Age of Darkness because it is the only Christian Dunn book LuvemBooks has reviewed, and its premise is clearly defined: a short-story anthology covering the seven secretive years between the betrayal at Isstvan V and the final march on Terra. It also has a substantial reader signal—4.5/5 from 1,267 Amazon ratings—without us treating that as a LuvemBooks score. If you want the reviewed entry point rather than a broader biography, this is it.
- What's their writing style?
- From the one reviewed book, it is more accurate to talk about Christian Dunn’s editorial style than a solo prose voice. The Age of Darkness is shaped as a rare Horus Heresy anthology that moves into the war’s quieter, more philosophical corridors while covering a specific seven-year gap in the larger conflict. With only one edited anthology reviewed, we should not generalize beyond that curatorial pattern.
- Books we've reviewed
- LuvemBooks has reviewed 1 Christian Dunn book. The Age of Darkness is a 2011 Games Workshop short-story anthology, the sixteenth Horus Heresy entry, built around the seven secretive years after Isstvan V; its reader rating is 4.5/5 from 1,267 Amazon ratings.
- What genre do they write?
- Christian Dunn’s genres are listed as unknown in the author profile, but the one LuvemBooks-reviewed book, The Age of Darkness, is tagged Science Fiction. Because that book is an edited Horus Heresy anthology, the safest statement is narrow: our reviewed coverage sits in science fiction, not a verified map of every genre Dunn has worked in.
- What should I read after The Age of Darkness?
- Within LuvemBooks reviews, there is no next Christian Dunn book after The Age of Darkness because we have reviewed only that one. The bio names The Primarchs as a notable work, but LuvemBooks has not reviewed it, so it should be treated as an outside lead rather than a reviewed recommendation. If you want to stay inside our coverage, the reviewed path begins and ends, for now, with The Age of Darkness.
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Who is Christian Dunn?
Christian Dunn is an editor whose career began on Inferno! and Warhammer Monthly before commissioning for Black Flame and Solaris, then moving to Black Library as Range Development Editor for e-book, Print on Demand and audio ranges. Dunn edited Age of Darkness, identified in the bio as the sixteenth Horus Heresy book and the series’ second anthology. On LuvemBooks, the relevant reviewed edition is The Age of Darkness, with The Primarchs named in the bio as a notable work.
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