Triplanetary Press: 44 books

This booklet is a sample of a full-length book. It is Chapter 6 in Ameritrekking and Highpointing: Finding the Lost River Range. If you already have that book, don’t buy this booklet. This short story tells the tale of the author's visit to Missouri Headwaters State Park. The park is in Montana,...

This booklet is a sample of a full-length book.  It is Chapter 23 in Ameritrekking and Highpointing: Discovering America the Beautiful.  If you already have that book, don’t buy this booklet. This short story tells the tale of the author's visit to Barringer Meteor Crater in Arizona. ...

This booklet is a sample of a full-length book. It is Chapter 7 in Ameritrekking and Highpointing: Finding the Lost River Range. If you already have that book, don’t buy this booklet. This short story tells the tale of the author's visit to Big Hole National Battlefield in Montana. Big Hole...

This is a sample of a full-length book. It is Chapter 15 in Ameritrekking and Highpointing: Finding the Lost River Range. If you already have that book, don’t buy this booklet. This is the author's account of his visit to Death Valley National Park. There are several color pictures. The...

This booklet is a sample of a full-length book.  It is Chapter 29 in Ameritrekking and Highpointing: Stalking the Wild Thirteeners.  If you already have that book, don’t buy this booklet. Here you can read the true tale of the author's visit to New Mexico's highpoint, Wheeler Peak. ...

This booklet is a sample of a full-length book.  It is Chapter 7 in Ameritrekking and Highpointing: Stalking the Wild Thirteeners.  If you already have that book, don’t buy this booklet. This short story tells the true tale of the author's visit to Michigan's highpoint, Mount Arvon. ...

This booklet is a sample of a full-length book. It is Chapter 23 in Ameritrekking and Highpointing: Finding the Lost River Range. If you already have that book, don’t buy this booklet. This story tells the tale of the author's visit to Cheaha Mountain, the highpoint of Alabama. A highpoint...

This booklet is a sample of a full-length book.  It is Chapter 3 in Ameritrekking and Highpointing: Stalking the Wild Thirteeners.  If you already have that book, don’t buy this booklet. This short story tells the true tale of the author's visit to Florida's highpoint, Britton...

Lojor was the Einstein of the dinosaur world, and he had a problem.  His government wanted him to invent the hydrogen bomb.  Lojor did not know how to do this, and he did not want to learn because he was opposed to the idea.  But the demands on him were relentless, and he had to come...

Did dinosaurs fall in love? Read this book and find out! Once upon a time (sixty-five million years ago) there was a dinosaur princess named Idori.  After being evicted from her nest for a crime she did not commit, she gave up on Earth and fled to the planet we call Mars. ...

Major "Bad Boy" Banduur was an unusual fellow.  He was a test pilot of the latest military aircraft; he was a priest; when he gazed up into the night sky, he dreamed of all the wonders that could be; he had claws and talons and feathers and scales and a long, prehensile tail; he was an intelligent...

What would you do if you won the world’s biggest lottery? Bolon faced that situation. Sixty-five million years ago, he suddenly found himself one of the richest dinosaurs in the Mesozoic Age. The pleasant shock of sudden wealth soon turned into a big problem, a problem of his own making,...

Red Top wanted what every young male in his jungle village wanted: days filled with the excitement of hunting; the friendship of his peers; respect from the elders; a beautiful female to give him eggs and help raise the next generation of intelligent dinosaurs.  That’s the way it was sixty-five...

Bolon had a familiar problem: he needed money and he needed it fast. As a newly hired management consultant for a company that had just lost a big contract, he was expected to find replacement revenue somewhere, somehow. Unfortunately, the more he studied the problem the more it seemed that a miracle...