It's frustrating because I love the audio format for these books—really brings the void combat and the silence of the Sharks to life. But as for a schedule, there isn't one you can circle on a calendar. The business model is book-first. I remember when 'Outer Dark' got its audio version; it was like a year after the hardcover. So the pattern is clear: novel announcement, novel release, then audio release much later. Since we're in a post-'Outer Dark' lull for the faction, there's nothing to schedule. I've resorted to listening to the two main books again and diving into fan-discussions about potential plotlines to fill the void, pun intended.
No clue on a schedule. Those books came out years ago. Audiobooks for existing titles get made, but new ones depend on new prose. I just keep an eye on the upcoming titles list on the Black Library website. Sometimes they shadow-drop stuff, but it's rare. If a new Carcharodons novel gets announced, then we can start guessing an audio release 4-6 months later.
Yeah, I was wondering about that too. So I went digging around the official Black Library pages and the Warhammer Community site. From what I could piece together, they don't have a rigid, public 'schedule' like a weekly web serial. Audiobook releases from Black Library usually just drop when they're done, tied to the hardcover or ebook release. The 'Carcharodons' stuff, mainly the 'Badab War' arc with Tyberos, hasn't had a new full novel in a bit, so there isn't a fresh audiobook in the immediate pipeline.
I did see that the existing novels, 'Red Tithe' and 'Outer Dark,' are already out in audio. If you're waiting for the next installment, it's more about waiting for Robbie MacNiven or another author to write a new book first, then the audio follows months later. Your best bet is to follow Black Library's newsletter or the Audible Warhammer page for announcements. The 'latest' update is basically 'nothing new announced,' which is a bummer, but at least the two main ones are available to listen to right now.
Ugh, schedules for this stuff are always a nightmare. I check Audible and the Black Library site like once a month hoping for a surprise drop of a new Carcharodons audio drama or something. Last I heard, which was a few months back on a forum, the focus seemed to be on the Horus Heresy/Siege of Terra finale and the Dawn of Fire series. The Badab War/Red Hunters era feels a bit sidelined. So for a 'schedule,' I'd say don't hold your breath for anything soon. It's a waiting game. The silver lining is that both 'Red Tithe' and 'Outer Dark' are fantastic listens if you haven't picked them up yet.
Honestly, I gave up looking for a schedule. I just followed Black Library on socials and set up an alert for 'Carcharodons' on Audible. If something new pops, I'll know. Until then, I'm assuming the update schedule is 'whenever they get around to it.' The audio for 'Red Tithe' is superb, though, so if you haven't heard it, that's your immediate fix.
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I’ve searched around quite a bit for this. To my knowledge, Black Library’s audiobooks don’t typically offer free preview chapters in the same way some other publishers might with ‘listen to a sample’ buttons. Their preview system is more integrated into the store pages on platforms like Audible or the Black Library site itself.
You might find a very short audio snippet on the Audible product page for a title, say 'Carcharodons: Red Tithe' or 'Carcharodons: Outer Dark'. It’s usually just a minute or so, hardly enough to get a feel for the narrator’s full performance or the atmosphere. I remember checking for 'Outer Dark' and the clip was mostly grim sound effects and a single line of dialogue.
If you’re looking for a substantial free preview, your best approach is honestly to look for the eBook or physical book excerpts online. Sometimes the Black Library website or the Warhammer Community site posts text excerpts from new releases, which can give you the tone and writing style. From there, you can decide if the audio adaptation is worth your credit. I ended up buying 'Red Tithe' on audio blind because I love the Chapter, and the narrator grew on me, but I wish there’d been a longer sample first.
What works more reliably is using an Audible free trial if you haven’t already. You get a credit to spend, and if the narration doesn’t click, you can return it. It’s a bit of a workaround, but it’s the most practical method I’ve found for testing Black Library audiobooks without a direct free preview.
Finding a legal stream for any Warhammer 40k audiobook can be a proper quest, and the Carcharodons ones are a bit of a special case. They aren't part of the main 'Black Library' imprint in the same way as, say, the Horus Heresy books, which means they don't always pop up in the usual spots. The absolute, no-doubt-about-it legal source would be Audible. Black Library has an exclusive deal with them for digital audiobooks. I got 'Red Tithe' and 'Outer Dark' from there. The narrators they get are fantastic, and you're directly supporting the creators.
Sometimes, people suggest checking out YouTube or random audio hosting sites, but those uploads are almost always unofficial and get taken down pretty fast. You might find a sample or a review, but never the full thing. It's frustrating when a series you love is a bit niche, but for the Carcharodons, your options are pretty much Audible or buying the physical CD from the Games Workshop webstore, if they even still print those. It's a shame there's no direct subscription through the Black Library site itself for audio.
I’ve bounced around a few different platforms trying to find the clearest audio for the Carcharodons stuff, and honestly, my money is on Audible. Not just because it’s the official source, but the encoding they use for the newer Black Library productions is noticeably sharper.
I listened to 'Carcharodons: Outer Dark' on Audible and then tried a sample on Google Play Books, and the difference in the bass tones during the void battle scenes was pretty clear. The narrator’s voice has this gritty, low register that really suits the Chapter, and on Audible it didn’t get muddy when he was whispering the battle-cants. The other apps sometimes compress the file a bit more to save on data, I think.
If you're a stickler for audio fidelity and those atmospheric sound effects in the audio dramas, sticking with the direct purchase through Audible or the Black Library audio site seems to yield the best results. I’ve had less luck with subscription services like Scribd for this specific niche – the bitrate just isn’t prioritized the same way.