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https://www.blacklibrary.com/the-horu...
...just a mere 683$ for a zip file of all of the eBooks........ Yea.....
But still no complete listing of all of the works, or their chronological order. Its like they are trying to actively keep this kind of information hidden.
The above does list that its currently 53 books (with a 54th to be released February 2019), two novellas, 13 short stories from various anthologies, and several radio dramas/plays.

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I would just suggest reading stuff from 40K/41K as well. Knowing more about the current situation in the Imperium helps to understand more about what actually happened during the Horus Heresy.

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Thanks Jakub!



https://www.blacklibrary.com/the-horu... sort that by publication date.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hor...

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This seems to be listed in order of publishing, is that also the chronological (in-universe) order?

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Unfortunately not, it's the publishing order as far as I can tell.
I was able to find a flow-chart of how the books tie into each other, which might be able to help to order the books story-wise.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi...

Until you get to the more recent entries, i.e. the spin-off Primarchs series and the Siege of Terra series all the previously released shorts, audio dramas and novellas etc. are all eventually collected within numbered anthologies, so if you work your way through everything in numerical order you shouldn't miss anything. For the anthologies especially I would recommend getting the audio versions as well.




http://www.kylebb.com/HH/HHSeriesOrde...
It's also interactive, so you can hover your mouse cursor over the title and it will pop up with the cover art, or click on a book title, and it will link you to the Lexicanum page for that particular book.
It has a key in the top right to indicate which titles are novels, which are short stories, which are audio dramas etc.

I'm about half way through the heresy now so I know the first half is pretty solid - the second half is all best guess researching other internet orders and flow graphs.
I'll try to put a read only copy of it somewhere sharable if anyone is interested.
I started being purely chronological but it just didn't work for me - you're better off taking event / character groups in themed chunks together and going a bit back and forward in time to get the best story flow, I found.
I picked up several at book sales and yard sales and the like but I know their not in chronological order (or any kind of order obviously) and want to be able to pick up the missing pieces so I can read through it all chronologically.
Thank you all!