The Imperium of Man has many enemies among the stars, but none are reviled so much as the alien. Dangerous races seek to destroy humanity wherever they turn –the brutish orks, the ravening hordes of the tyranid, the unrelenting necrons and the mysterious forces of the tau and the eldar. Across the universe, humanity and their defenders, the Space Marines, seek to eradicate these xenos threats. Yet all they can hope for is another day of survival – for to stand against the alien is to enter an unending war... Featuring stories by Dan Abnett, Aaron Dembski-Bowden, Nick Kyme, Juliet McKenna, C.L. Werner and many more, Fear the Alien is an unmissable collection for fans of Warhammer 40,000 and military science fiction.
Gardens of Tycho by Dan Abnett
Fear Itself by Juliet E. McKenna
Prometheus Requiem by Nick Kyme, a companion story to the Tome of Fire trilogy
Mistress Baeda's Gift by Braden Campbell
Iron Inferno by C.L. Werner
Sanctified by Mark Clapham
Faces by Matt Farrer
Unity by James Gilmer
The Core by Aaron Dembski-Bowden, a companion story to the Night Lords trilogy
Ambition Knows No Bounds by Andy Hoare
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September 2010 • ISBN 9781844168941
Edited by Christian Dunn
Heroes of the Space Marines is an anthology of stories about these brave champions and their dark counterparts, the Chaos Space Marines.
This short story collection focuses entirely on the Space Marines and their evil counterparts, the Traitor Marines, telling high-action tales of heroism and savagery.
Edited by Christian Dunn
May 2010
A collection of short stories on the theme of planetary destruction these tales of total war scribed by fan favourites such as Graham McNeill along with new talent.
Love this book.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Colby
There are so many great stories in this book. The one with the harlequin mask I was like WTF after the first page but the more I read the more I loved it. Now I have a question. Is what happened on the space hulk after the Night Lords!! and the salamanders left mentioned in another book later or have you guys not written that far yet? Great Book.
Fantastic anthology!
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jeff Preston
So many good stories in here! I usually dislike anthologies as they often seem like the appetizer platter instead of an entree. This one blew my doors off! The big names did their usual stellar job, and there's some fresh new names that really drove the story home for a win!
Untapped Talent
Rated 4 out of 5 by Lindsey
Very good read with a surprising amount of stories written by author's who we never/hardly see writing 40K fiction. This is the highlight in my view of this anthology. Huge praise for Braden Campbell story, very dark humoured amd out there.
nice
Rated 4 out of 5 by jared
i enjoyed the story about the orks, Werner wrote the orks very well smart but yet dum and funny at the same time