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Five Questions: Chris Wraight

October 2016·p. 17

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Chris Wraight discusses writing the Lion and the Wolf before centuries of inherited enmity. He describes revisiting early sources, reconciling them with the Horus Heresy novels and contrasting the Primarchs’ philosophies, then briefly points towards a future novel about the contemporary Imperium.

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