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Overview: Louis Preston Trimble (1917 – 1988) was an American writer and academic. His published work included science fiction, westerns, mysteries, and academic non-fiction. He generally wrote as Louis Trimble, but used the pseudonym "Stuart Brock" for some of his work.
Born in Seattle, Washington, he published his first story in 1938, but did not move into the science-fiction genre until the mid-1950s. He attended a number of universities in Washington state and Pennsylvania. After working as a logger and a housepainter, he became an instructor and professor in humanities and social studies at the University of Washington from 1956 onward.
Genre: Fiction > Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Anthropol (1968)
It’s an urgent assignment for Vernay get control of the totalitarian government of Ujvila. Hard enough, but Vernay’s also got to do it before Galactic-Military solves the problem its own way: by slamming in an invasion force and destroying half the planet.
The natives of Anthropol don’t like aliens and they don’t want Vernay. So it’s going to be a tough assignment.
One of the toughest of his career.
The Noblest Experiment in the Galaxy (1970)
Zeno Zenobius, head computer programmer for Intra-Galactic Investigations, Inc., was having a peaceful, uneventful life. Then he awoke to find himself a citizen of Wooten Dorset in England – a most unusual little town. Along with Victorian elegance, were hovercrafts, electric lights, and Zeno’s own computer.
And then things got stranger.
There were two of him: Zeno I and Zeno II. And Zeno I’s job was to find out what Zeno II was doing in Wooten Dorset.
Guardians of the Gate (1972) with Jacquelyn Trimble
Two alien powers contended for that world. One had assumed a godlike identity; the other, imprisoned beneath the polar ice-cap, was branded as the evil one – the would-be destroyer of the planet. Could the conflict ever be resolved?
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