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In this issue: Paths to the stars, roads of danger—and a new fantasy short story from master of world-building, Dave Freer! | ||||
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eARCs |
An Emissary to Darkest Russia
While out-of-time modern town Grantville has bounced back from temporal dislocation, some of its citizens haven’t coped so well to life in 17th century Europe–people like Bernie Zeppi, courageous in battle, but a bit of a loser in life. Bernie’s fate changes then a Russian emissary hires him to bring the future to a Russia mired in serfdom and on the verge of war. Get 1636: The Kremlin Games eARC here And get the all-new “1636: The Kremlin Games Teacher and Student Study Guide” here |
Jon and Lobo are Back
When nano-enhanced mercenary problem solver Jon Moore meets a dangerous woman from his distant past and undertakes a high-risk mission, Lobo fears this mission will be their last. The job is illegal. The target is one of the most powerful men alive. A team of seasoned mercenaries is tracking them. And Jon is falling in love. Get No Going Back eARC here |
Reach for the Stars
A gathering of tales by an all-star assortment of award winning authors together with insightful essays on high technology by space scientists and engineers. Authors include Ben Bova, Jack McDevitt, Charles E. Gannon, Michael Bishop, Sarah Hoyt and more—all taking on new methods of star travel using the technology we have today. Helmed by NASA scientist Les Johnson and Nebula winner Jack McDevitt. Get Going Interstellar eARC here |
Baen.com New Stuff |
A Dog with a Magical Destiny
An original story set within Dave Freer’s intricate and adventure-filled magical world of Dragon’s Ring and new entry in the series, Dog and Dragon. No matter what multiverse dimension one happens through, cats and dogs never truly get along. But when a very special, intelligent sheepdog travels in search of his lost mistress, the cats had better get out of the way no matter how big they are. Because there’s one quality that makes every dog, even magically transformed dogs, a true canine. Loyalty. Read “Like Ghost Cat and a Dragon's Dog” here. |
David Drake on the Birth of the RCN Series
A behind-the-scenes look at the genesis of the David Drake’s hugely popular RCN saga with insights into the characters—and into the amazing true life personalities and circumstances in Drake’s life that led to the creation of the hit series, including new entry The Road of Danger. Read “The Roads to the RCN Series” here. |
1636: The Kremlin Games Teacher and Student Guide Debuts
We proudly present another in our line of Teacher and Student Guides for Baen books that might be suitable for school assignment. And these guides provide plenty of entertaining and thoughtful background material for the general reader, as well. Here’s a guide for Eric Flint, Gorg Huff, and Paula Goodlett’s excellent new entry in Flint’s Ring of Fire series, 1636: The Kremlin Games. Get the all-new “1636: The Kremlin Games Teacher and Student Study Guide” here. Baen Books Teacher’s Guides are developed by teachers and education experts for use by teachers in the classroom. Get the Complete Teacher Guide Catalog here. |
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