Orc Books?

[Mudgut Eyeraper]

I have been catching up on warhammer lore, i have read alot of 40k novels but not much of the warhammer fantasy, all the books i have read wher great. My question is can anyone if any that has read The Black Libary warhammer fantasy novels suggest a certain title i can read that is rich in orcs/orc battles? It duznt have to be all about orcs but at least have orcs as the main threat, not just little skirmishes/flashbacks or anything like that.

names/titles and links whould help thanks

[Ashnari Doomsong]

You've got the aptly named Orcslayer novel by Nathan Long...

[Krulltak]

Orcs don't seem to ever be the main focus of any WH novels, because the writers are R-tarded. They usually focus on Empire, dwarf, or Elf as the protagonist and chaos, usually Khorne, as the antagonists.

[Snorri]

There is a book I enjoyed reading titled suitably "Orcs"
They are not War hammer orcs, nor are they simple-minded "Da Boyz fight gud!" orcs.
But the fighting is good :)
It is a very good book.
There is one nutter that I'm sure you'll all love.

Worth a read.

But as it is, there is no Warhammer Orc-based book.
In Orcslayer and Dargonslayer there are some quality moments where the author writes form the orcs perspective.
"Manflayer killed a few of the boyz who got in his way, just to teach them not to do it again."
But someone should write an orcy book.

[Krulltak]

Aye, Snoring, definatley.

I can't really think of why no one would make an orc novel except for the simple fact of the lack of humanity the orcs have. Hmmmm, they should at least write a book about a goblin dude, would be very interesting if ye ask me:p .

[Mudgut Eyeraper]

a gobbo story whould be intersting

[Snorri]

I suppose it is quite confusing to attempt.

Is the narrative written orc-style? I.e. "But da boyz wernt 'aving none of dat... Grimgish raised his choppa and bellowed at da ‘uvver ladz..."
Or would it be written in proper-English, with just the dialogue being orcy?

Would the second method take away the books orcyness?

A book from a gobbo’s perspective would be very interesting though :D Watching the boyz all clobber and argue with one another, and the boss keeping them all in order… and of course the goblin soiling his pants unless he’s got a large bunch of boyz alongside him.

[Smachaz]

Well, the Narrator doesn't have too speak like an Orc. Take for example the story of Grimgor Ironhide. http://uk.games-workshop.com/orcsandgoblins/grimgor/1/

[khornate]

the only warhammer orcy book is orcslayer ive only read a little bit of it but its about orcs attacking barak varr the dwarf port