Lindsey Priestley

Lindsey Priestley is one of Games Workshop's longest-serving employees and a lifelong science fiction and fantasy fan who has worked for years as a senior editor on the Black Library fiction line. Alongside that editorial role, credited contributions include the short story "Planetkill" and work within the Horus Heresy line, and Priestley edited the 2009 Horus Heresy anthology Tales of Heresy, an early and influential collection that helped establish the saga's format of interlocking short fiction between novels. Given the primarily editorial nature of the available public record, a reader wanting to see this contributor's imprint on the page should look to Tales of Heresy, which reflects the editorial judgment behind selecting and shaping the Horus Heresy's shorter fiction. As with several other Black Library contributors whose careers blend editing and writing, biographical detail beyond the professional record is limited. There is no screen adaptation associated with this author, and public sources do not specify further personal background.