Battlefield Earth: A Saga of the Year 3000

21st Century Edition now available in both trade paperback and audiobook editions.

Battlefield Earth book

In Battlefield Earth the action begins immediately—and never stops!

You’ll thrill to this epic sci-fi adventure in which a technologically advanced race of 9-foot-tall aliens with razor-sharp claws has overrun our planet … and humanity has become an endangered species.

To start reading Part 1 now, click on the book above.

Battlefield Earth audiobook

Battlefield Earth is a totally revolutionary, game-changing, multi-cast production stretching the boundaries of audiobooks and raising the bar sky-high.

The ultimate in dynamic sci-fi storytelling, this audiobook will fully immerse you in a virtual movie in your mind.

You’ve simply got to experience it for yourself. Listen to an excerpt of this sci-fi bestseller, click on the audiobook above.

The Latest

Before Rewilding Had a Name, Battlefield Earth Imagined It

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Long before "rewilding" became part of modern ecology, Battlefield Earth imagined a world where nature reclaimed the planet. Drawing on research from Chernobyl and the Korean DMZ, this article explores the surprising parallels between Hubbard's classic novel and today's understanding of environmental recovery.
Gold bars glowing with the caption: “There’s Gold in Battlefield Earth.”

There’s Gold in Battlefield Earth

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Gold has fueled myths, empires, and ambition for centuries from Egyptian kings and pirate legends to the California Gold Rush. In Battlefield Earth, alien invaders are consumed by its lure, using conquest to seize Earth’s riches—unaware their greed will spark the human rebellion that seals their downfall.
Learning Machine

The Learning Machine: Unlocking Electromagnetic Secrets of Ancient Technology

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What if the Learning Machine in Battlefield Earth isn’t science fiction but ancient technology rediscovered? Discover real-world neuroscience, electromagnetic consciousness, and esoteric teachings to find out how light-based learning and DNA activation could transform how we learn—and remember what we’ve lost.