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Games Day & Golden Demon: Forge World and Black Library

July 2011·pp. 106–107

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Rik Turner visits Forge World and Black Library to preview the teams and projects appearing at Games Day. Sculptors promise discussions of monsters, Titans, Eldar and power armour, while book designers explain profiles, maps and page production. Authors including James Swallow, Sarah Cawkwell, Chris Wraight and Nick Kyme describe the pleasure or nerves of meeting readers, with early books and a special anthology adding to the event.

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School League 2011

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Access Granted!

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