Richard Williams is an author who has written a variety of sf and fantasy stories. His second novel Reiksguard was released in June 2009 by the Black Library. Next up: a Scythes of the Emperor story in Legends of the Space Marines early next year.
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- Reiksguard signing @ Games Wor...
GW Woking
Saturday, June 27 at 11:00am - Reiksguard signing @ Games Wor...
GW Cambridge
Saturday, June 20 at 11:00am - Reiksguard signing @ Games Wor...
GW Uxbridge
Saturday, June 13 at 2:30pm - Reiksguard signing @ Games Wor...
GW Bromley
Saturday, June 13 at 10:00am - Reiksguard signing @ Games Wor...
GW Reading
Saturday, June 6 at 2:30pm - Reiksguard signing @ Games Wor...
GW Oxford
Saturday, June 6 at 10:00am - Reiksguard signing @ Games Wor...
GW Croydon
Saturday, May 30 at 2:30pm - Reiksguard signing @ Games Wor...
GW Wood Green
Saturday, May 30 at 10:00am - Reiksguard signing @ Games Wor...
GW Walsall
Saturday, May 23 at 10:00am - Reiksguard signing @ Games Wor...
GW Coventry
Saturday, May 23 at 3:30pm
Richard Williams Richard has just delivered the final draft of his Scythes of the Emperor story for Legends of the Space Marines entitled 'Orphans of the Kraken'
Richard Williams As previously advertised, the sleepy town of Watford was struck last Saturday by the invasion of gamers, writers and others defying description. Richard was amongst them, all heading to Gamesfest 4...
Richard Williams Still buzzing from Games Day, Richard will be appearing at Gamesfest 4 alongside a host of other BL and GW luminaries at the Watford Colosseum on 24 October. For more, click the link.
Source: www.gamesfest.co.uk
A one-day convention encompassing RPG’s, Board Games, CCG’s, War Games, Comics, Books, Film, Video and PC Gaming.
Richard Williams Richard will be signing copies of the newly republished Liber Chaotica (along with anything else people put in front of him) at Games Day in Birmingham this Sunday. He'll also be dropping into the Nottingham GW store in the city centre this Saturday in the early afternoon.
Richard Williams The BL recently confirmed that Richard will be contributing one of the stories to next year's anthology 'Legends of the Space Marines'. His chosen chapter: Scythes of the Emperor.
Legends of the Space Marines by ChristianDunn :: The Black Library :: Bringing the worlds of Warham.
Source: www.blacklibrary.com
The Black Library is the publishing arm of Games Workshop producing fiction based upon the worlds of Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000
Richard Williams Rogue Pom's blog review of Reiksguard: "The book is generally well written. I didn't find it tedious or boring, and it moved along at a fair clip. I wouldn't rank it up there with the Time of Legend series, but it is looking like a promising addition to the Fantasy background."
Source: roguepom.blogspot.com
hey Pom, just found your site after seeing you were following (and commenting!!) on mine. Iv got to say you've got some great work on here, your whole range of mini's are excellently painted and based.Can you tell me, what is your paint scheme/order on the bases?Great work, keep it up!
Richard Williams Review of Reiksguard from Falcata Times blog: "Its well written, it’s thought provoking but above all its about the unification of a bond of outcasts into one order who will listen to each other or at least have a mutual respect for one another."
Richard Williams A recreation of a swordfight from the novel... with Ronin Traynor (www.ronintraynor.com) and Stuart Boother (www.stuartboother.com).
Richard Williams The last day of the Reiksguard signing tour... and a record-breaking attempt by a store manager.
Richard Williams Decisions, Subject Matter, Fathers & Sons, The Future
Richard Williams First in a series of author's notes videos for Reiksguard. They'll be going up on BLTV but Facebook fans get a first look!
Richard Williams
One of the staffers in the GW store mentioned this website's review of Relentless... and it didn't disappoint.
I simply have to use the "So you could read the book as a conflict between monogamous manlove and promiscuous straights, if you really wanted to." quote on a dust-jacket sometime...
Source: www.ferretbrain.com
Regular Ferretbrain readers will have noted that I have been binging on Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000 tie-in novels lately. Hot on the heels of consuming The Founding, I turned my attention to Relentless, the debut novel of Richard Williams. ...
