Lindsey Priestley
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- Where should I start?
- Tales of Heresy is the only Lindsey Priestley book we've reviewed, so it's the natural starting point. As an anthology of seven short stories, it offers a varied sampler of Horus Heresy authors — Dan Abnett, Graham McNeill, James Swallow, Mike Lee, and more — rather than a single long narrative. It holds a 4.7/5 reader rating from 136 Amazon ratings.
- What's their writing style?
- Lindsey Priestley's contribution to the book we've reviewed is editorial rather than authorial — as senior editor on the Black Library line, Priestley co-edited Tales of Heresy with Nick Kyme. The result is an anthology approach: seven short stories from multiple established series writers, assembled to illuminate corners of the Horus Heresy universe that full novels don't reach. It's a curator's sensibility rather than a single-voice narrative.
- Books we've reviewed
- We've reviewed 1 book associated with Lindsey Priestley. Tales of Heresy, co-edited with Nick Kyme, is the tenth entry in the Horus Heresy series — a seven-story anthology set as the Great Crusade draws to its close, with a 4.7/5 reader rating from 136 Amazon ratings.
- What genre do they write?
- The one book we've reviewed, Tales of Heresy, is classified as Science Fiction. It's set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe as part of the Horus Heresy series, fitting Priestley's background as a lifelong science fiction and fantasy fan.
- What does an anthology editor do?
- In Tales of Heresy, Lindsey Priestley and co-editor Nick Kyme assembled seven short stories from established Horus Heresy writers — Dan Abnett, Graham McNeill, James Swallow, Mike Lee, and more — into a single collection. Rather than writing the stories themselves, the editors shaped an anthology that illuminates corners of the Heresy universe full novels don't reach.
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Authors Like Lindsey Priestley
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.
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Nick Kyme
Nick Kyme is a writer and editor based in Nottingham, where he began his career at Games Workshop on White Dwarf magazine as a staff writer and journalist. He is the author of many Horus Heresy novels, novellas, and audio dramas, including Old Earth, Promethean Sun, and Nightfane. His novella Feat of Iron was a New York Times bestseller as part of the Horus Heresy collection The Primarchs.
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Dan Abnett
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