Tag: L. Ron Hubbard

Battlefield Earth (1982)

Battlefield Earth

by L. Ron Hubbard (St. Martin’s Press, 1982)

audiobook read by various narrators (Galaxy Audio, 2024)

Book cover: “Battlefield Earth” by L. Ron Hubbard (St. Martin’s Press, 1982); audiobook read by various narrators (Galaxy Audio, 2024)

A truly enormous novel (47 hours in audiobook form!) in which Hubbard plumps hard for the plough-ahead fecundity of pulp writing. Generic exertion grunts and Terl’s constant mutterings of ‘Leverage, leverage’ notwithstanding, Stockholm syndrome does ultimately inure the reader to its charms.

The Invaders Plan

Mission Earth #1: The Invaders Plan

by L. Ron Hubbard (New Era, 1985)

Hubbard_Invaders Plan

Hubbard wrote SF in a pulp style. While Mission Earth on the one hand offers a memorably characterised satire, on the other it is an insubstantial and oddly distasteful wad of fairy floss. Each chapter rattles along but very little actually happens.

 

 

Derelict Space Sheep