Roy Chapman Andrews Books, Publications and Magazine Articles

Roy Chapman Andrews was a prolific author. In addition to publishing many books he also contributed numerous articles for both scientific journals and popular magazines. Many renown paleontologists, naturalists and scientists cite reading one of Roy Chapman Andrews own books or accounts in other publications or magazines as the inspiration for their entering their own field of study and exploration.

There are likely many more writings by Roy Chapman Andrews particularly in popular magazines of the day. Below is a listing to the best of knowledge. If you know of others we would appreciate your letting us know. You can contacts us at:
info(at)RoyChapmanAndrewsSociety(dot)org

BOOKS WRITTEN BY ROY CHAPMAN ANDREWS

Under a Lucky Star–nonfiction
Secrets From the Rocks–?
Quest in the Desert—novel (fiction)
All about Whales—children’s book (nonfiction)
Ends of the Earth–nonfiction
On the Trail of Ancient Man–nonfiction
Meet your Ancestors–nonfiction
Across Mongolian Plains–nonfiction
Camp & Trails in China: a narrative of exploration, adventure and sport–nonfiction
Quest of the Snow Leopard—novel (fiction)
Whale Hunting with Gun and Camera–nonfiction
Nature’s Way; how nature takes care of its own–nonfiction
Heart of Asia: True Tales of the Far East–?

RCA Publications And About RCA In Print And Available:

Under A Lucky Star by Roy Chapman Andrews is available through Borderland Books and at RCAS events.
Dragon Bones and Dinosaur Eggs by Ann Bausum is available through Amazon
Dragon Hunter: Roy Chapman Andrews and the Central Asiatic Expeditions by Charles Gallenkamp is available at Amazon

Out of Print Publications Available for FREE Online:

We’re fortunate that many of Roy Chapman Andrews publications are now available to read online for free. See below.

John Grotzinger (2013)

John Grotzinger explores the Martian lunar landscape using NASA’s Curiosity rover. Earlier discoveries include evidence for liquid water on ancient Mars.

Nathan Wolfe (2012)

Nathan Wolfe explores for harmful viruses in remote places around the world as “listening posts” to intercept viruses before they spread widely.

Steve Lekson (2011)

Steve Lekson whose work at prehistoric ruins throughout the Southwest has changed our understanding of ancient Native American societies.

Sylvia Earle (2010)

Sylvia Earle has led more than 400 expeditions worldwide involving in excess of 7000 hours underwater in connection with her research.

Paul Sereno (2009)

Paul Sereno has hunted fossils on five continents. He has discovered dinosaurs and super-crocodiles that ate dinosaurs.

Mark Moffett (2008)

Mark Moffett Beloit native and ecologist, who combines science, exploration, and photography in a unique blend of discovery and story-telling.

Lonnie and Ellen Thompson (2007)

Lonnie and Ellen Mosley-Thompson scientific “ice hunters” who examine the climate and environmental history of the Earth through the analysis of glacial core samples.

Steve Squyres (2006)

Steve Squyres principal investigator for the Mars Exploration Rover mission whose presentations included live, televised transmissions from Mars.

Robert Ballard (2005)

Robert Ballard discoverer of the RMS Titanic and founder of the Jason Project, an educational tool enabling students to watch live transmissions from underwater robot explorers.