The war between magically gifted Arcana and psionically talented Sharona continues to rage. Men and women of honor on both sides must grapple with the terrible costs of the spreading cataclysm. The stakes are high and the pieces are in motion, and none can glimpse the final outcome. The latest entry in the Hell’s Gate series.

The Arunkel Empire has stood a thousand years. But when rebellion brews in the palace halls, one young woman with a very special power must do more than predict the future—she must create it.

The war with the profoundly alien Arduans is over. But all is not as it seems—and now two heroes of the war suspect they have stumbled upon an Arduan plot: one which could shatter interstellar civilization itself. New entry in the Starfire adventure saga.

Kyri and her traveling companions have defeated an ancient evil. But something far worse awaits, and within their ranks lies the key to their undoing. Yet Kyri and her allies have a hidden strength: they are fighting for the right. The third entry in the Balanced Sword epic fantasy series.

In Sonia Oris Lyris’ new novel The Seer, Amarta has the ability to see the future. It’s a good power to have most of the time, but there are those occasions when seeing what is going to happen is more of a liability than an asset. Which got us thinking: in what scenario would seeing/knowing the future be the absolute worst? Tell us your answer for a chance to win a signed copy of The Seer.

Find out more here.

Last month we waged a Science Fiction and Fantasy battle royale. We asked you which side would win in a war between science and magic and why. We got some pretty convincing arguments for both sides, but in the end, Austin Eberle won out. He’ll receive a signed copy of Hell Hath No Fury.

Read Austin’s winning entry here.

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Dear Baen Readers,

I am writing to let you know that we are reconciling the release dates of ebooks and paper books. From the publication month of April 2016 onward, the release dates will be the same (that is, the ebooks will not be available two weeks earlier than the paper books).

We will not be changing the time the Monthly Bundles are initially offered for sale, we will continue to offer eARCs as usual, and all other policies regarding ebook bundles will remain in place. We will not be making the period you can buy Monthly Bundles shorter, but longer.

The April 2016 bundle contains the ebooks that will be available in print on April 5th. The final versions of these ebooks would have been scheduled to go live as ebooks on all retail venues on March 16, 2016, and will now be available in their entirety April 5, 2016. At that point, the Monthly Bundle will become unavailable for sale.

We will continue to publish two newsletters per month to help you keep track of our offerings, one highlighting the print books which will come out two weeks in advance of the release date, the other highlighting ebook and website offerings on (or very close to) the release date itself.

Please don’t hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns, and our whole team will be happy to help.

Good reading!

Toni Weisskopf
Publisher, Baen Books