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| April Storms in with Baen Extras! |
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Alternate History Master Eric Flint on the Writer's Life, His Work—and an E-book Prediction!
"On an emotional level, 1632 has had a much deeper impact than anything else I've written, at least for most people," says alternate history master, Eric Flint. Baen Associate Editor Laura Haywood-Cory gets down to brass tacks with the Ring of Fire series creator on Flint's new single-author blast-from-the-alternate past, 1636: The Saxon Uprising! |
 New Flint blockbuster 1636: The Saxon Uprising premieres in April. |
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Contest the Best Van Rijnisms from Poul Anderson's Legendary Galactic Trader!
Behind the buffoonish blarney and bawdy bonhomie of Falstaffian star trader Nicoloas Van Rijn is a man who gets things done of galactic proportions! Send your favorite verbal tidbits from Poul Anderson's legendary Van Rijn to contest@baen.com (be sure to include "Van Rijnisms Contest" in the subject line) and get a chance to win a complete set of Anderson's Technic Civilization e-books! |
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Eros Makes Mars His B—…Er, Eros Mocks War! Kratman on Modern-Day Amazons.
Amazon Legion author and and U.S. Army Colonel Tom Kratman pulls no punches (hey, what do you expect from Kratman?) on the role of women in the military and in the line of fire. The results will surprise you! Hey, what do you expect from Kratman? |
 Retired U.S. Army colonel Tom Kratman, creator of the Carrera and Countdown sagas, could probably stare down an inbound ICBM. |
 SF legend Gregory Benford kicks off a new future history essay series for Baen.com. |
Gregory Benford Channels the Spirit of Heinlein's Future History!
SF Legend Gregory Benford gets down to the nitty-gritty of living on Ganymede in the first installment of a new future history extravaganza, How the Solar System Was Won. "When you're swinging around Jupiter, living meters away from lethal radiation, you stick to facts. You get so vectors and grease seals and hydraulic fittings are more important than pretty views or poetry or maybe even people." |
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Jeeves Takes to Space!
Jody Lynn Nye’s View from the Imperium is an SF high comedy with roots in the great works of P.G. Wodehouse and his Jeeves series. Nye discusses her delightfully witty and exciting new book, her comedic influences—and we get a bit of advice for new SF writers who might be attempting the double-whammy of comedy and science fiction! |
 View from the Imperium author Jody Lynn Nye never diverts her characters’ feet from the banana peel. |
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Indulge Your Heroic Side!
Create your own heroes and villains in the world where Invasion was born! Click here to start playing City of Heroes now. |
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