Travis Long picked a tough time to join the Royal Manticoran Navy. The Star Kingdom is isolated and strategically unimportant. With resources in doubt, the RMN itself is on the brink of extinction. But a deadly enemy lurks, and game-changing events are in motion. Now Travis is about to discover that it's in the worst of times that heroes are born!

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The Manties: insectoid cyborgs threatening to wipe human life from the galaxy. Now, when push comes to genocidal shove, our species' survival may depend on one lowly Chaplain's Assistant named Harrison Barlow. Stranded behind enemy lines, Harrison must do whatever it takes to survive—not only for himself, but for all of humankind.

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Insectoid creatures—think giant man-crushing pincers and hive-mind unity—have invaded. Our weapons barely have an effect and Earth's defenses are crumbling. We need your mad science genius! In a short paragraph, come up with the most original way to beat a massive horde of implacable insectoid/arachnid alien invaders. Giant roach hotels don't work. The aliens only move in and engorge themselves on room service. The delivery guys, not the food. All other methods are up for grabs. Save us! And win a signed edition of The Chaplain's War by Brad R. Torgersen as your thanks from a grateful humankind.

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Tales of Honor, based on David Weber’s best-selling Honor Harrington series, launched earlier this year as a mobile game and comic series. Join other Honor fans to engage in online live community challenges and share gameplay footage. Watch trailer and download game for free here.

Check out the stellar comic series based on “On Basilisk Station” that Unleash the Fanboy gives 8.5/10 stars and says “A brilliant introduction to the Honorverse.” Issue #4 just released July 30th so get it while it’s hot! Click here to watch the new trailer, download a free preview of the first issue, & purchase issues #1 - #4 to catch up.

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Congratulations to Jeremy Range, the winner of our September contest featuring the new General series entry The Savior, by Tony Daniel and David Drake. Jeremy will receive signed copies of both The Heretic and its sequel, The Savior.

And in August, we asked you to tell us what modern culture you would import onto an isolated compartment on a generation starship. Rick LaCroix convinced us he had the right idea. He wins a signed copy of Eric Flint and Dave Freer’s Slow Train to Arcturus. You can read Rick’s entry here.