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Triplanetary

by E. E. Smith

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First published: 1934
Pages: 239

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Read by Mark F. Smith · 6 h 25 min · 13 parts

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01 - Pirates of Space
41:13
02 - In Roger's Planetoid
36:52
03 - Fleet Against Planetoid
25:23
04 - Within the Red Veil
40:33
05 - Nevian Strife
39:54
06 - Worm, Submarine, and Freedom
15:20
07 - The Hill
27:09
08 - The Super-Ship Is Launched
13:59
09 - Specimens
10:14
10 - The Boise Acts
33:35
11 - Roger Carries On
33:32
12 - The Specimens Escape
38:48
13 - The Meeting of the Giants
28:47

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About this book

Triplanetary is the opening book of E. E. Smith's celebrated Lensman saga in its expanded form, published in 1948. It reaches back to the very beginning, telling how two ancient and opposed civilisations, the benevolent Arisians and the ruthless Eddorians, have secretly shaped the history of the galaxy and of the earth across countless ages. Against this vast background the book carries the reader from the fall of Atlantis through future wars to the first great struggle between humanity and the forces of tyranny in space. It sets the stage for one of the grandest and most influential series in all of science fiction.

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E. E. Smith

E. E. Smith (1890 to 1965), often called the father of space opera, was an American food chemist and science fiction writer. His Skylark and Lensman series set the pattern for the grand galactic adventure that dominated early science fiction.