Hollywood, CA – It was just announced that “Battlefield Earth” by L. Ron Hubbard has been selected as a finalist in the Benjamin Franklin Awards with the final determination of the Gold Award to be announced at a gala dinner being held at the historic Benson Hotel in Portland, Oregon on April 7.
By 1938, L. Ron Hubbard had become a marquee name among adventure writers and his work was in demand by magazine editors, book publishers and movie studios. In the words of author and critic Robert Silverberg, Ron had also become …
Hollywood, CA – Galaxy Press released a new video of fans across the country reading a section of “Battlefield Earth,” the 1,000-page science fiction novel written by L. Ron Hubbard.
Hollywood, CA – L. Ron Hubbard’s science fiction novel Battlefield Earth was released in June 2016 as a multicast audiobook that has received over 900 5-star reviews on Audible.com.
Fandom historian Bob Bly proves that science fiction authors predict technology like e-reading and the kindle in sci-fi books like Battlefield Earth.
Hollywood, CA – An alien spaceship crashed onto Hollywood Blvd. today, jutting 25 feet out of the ground. Wreckage was observed in front of Galaxy Press, publisher of the 21st century edition of the international bestselling novel, Battlefield Earth by L. Ron Hubbard.
Chicago, IL — Terl, the evil alien Security Chief from the planet Psychlo, was selling copies of his upcoming new release of the epic science fiction novel Battlefield Earth 21st Century Edition at the BookCon in Chicago’s McCormick Place this past week. BookCon is the ultimate celebration of books, one day a year where readers and publishers are able to interact with each other.
Attending the Book Expo America in Chicago, Terl the evil Psychlo security chief from Battlefield Earth by international bestselling author L. Ron Hubbard, repeatedly assured booksellers that they were an endangered species.
Chicago, IL — Galaxy Press attended the recent Book Expo America convention in Chicago where Terl made his debut to an enthusiastic crowd of booksellers and librarians after returning from the London Bookfair where he paid a visit to the London Tower.
Tom Bristol, the swashbuckling hero in L. Ron Hubbard’s pirate adventure, Under the Black Ensign, walked the red carpet in the 84th annual Hollywood Christmas Parade. Standing over five stories tall, Bristol was seen by an estimated one million fans who packed the parade route along Hollywood and Sunset Blvds.