NEW ORLEANS – September 09, 2026 -- TrineDay Books is promoting a slate of titles tied to the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks, offering readers a catalog of books that challenge the official government account of that day.
Two authors question the World Trade Center collapse and Pentagon strike
Mark H. Gaffney's "Black 9/11" and "The 9/11 Mystery Plane" argue that technical evidence, including footage the author attributes to CNN, points to flaws in the official narrative of the WTC collapse and places a military command-and-control aircraft near the White House during the Pentagon attack.
Daniel Hopsicker's books focus on hijacker Mohamed Atta's time in Florida
"Welcome to Terrorland" and "America's Secret History" examine Atta and other pilots' preparations in Venice, Florida, alleging an FBI cover-up of prior knowledge and citing an alleged assassination attempt on President George W. Bush on the morning of the attacks.
Kevin Fenton's "Disconnecting the Dots" names two CIA officials
The book identifies former CIA deputy unit chief Tom Wilshire and his manager Richard Blee as central to intelligence failures the author says were deliberate, and links Blee to the later failure to capture Osama bin Laden at Tora Bora.
Other titles tie 9/11 claims to the JFK assassination and broader conspiracy narratives
S.K. Bain's "The Most Dangerous Book in the World" frames 9/11 as a staged ritual event, while Bruce de Torres's "God, School, 9/11 and JFK" and Francis R. Conolly's "JFK to 911: Everything is a Rich Man's Trick" connect the attacks to alleged elite control of government and media. Conolly's book states its origin traces to a YouTube video the author says drew over one billion views.
A separate title recounts a firsthand survival story from the North Tower
NYPD Sergeant Mike Codella's "The Evil That Walked New York" describes his career investigating violent crime in the city, alongside his account of being trapped under rubble after entering the North Tower on September 11, 2001.