Called the Indiana Jones of paleontology, Peter Larson picked up his first fossil at age four and never stopped.

Founder of the world's largest independent fossil company, Black Hills Institute of Geological Research, Larson's discoveries can be viewed at virtually every major natural history museum in the world. Larson has excavated seven Tyrannosaurus rexes and hundreds of other dinosaurs. He lives with his wife and daughter near Hill City, South Dakota.

Kristin Donnan's writing career has spanned a science and health editorship at McCall's and a role investigating controversial legal cases at NBC's Unsolved Mysteries. A decade of research into the saga of Sue led to an unexpected twist in her future, a special magazine series on collecting dinosaurs, and her honorary membership in the ranks of amateur paleontologists. A Bush Artists Fellow, she lives in the Black Hills of South Dakota.

Both authors have toured the United States in the fall and winter of 2002, and are presently available for interviews and appearances. Please contact either co-author Kristin Donnan or ICP's Tia McCarthy: 802-223-2323, tia@invisiblecitiespress.com.