Most authors try to get their facts right when writing stories about dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals. Continue reading The grass-eating, 200-foot-long brontosaur of the late Cretaceous, or common mistakes in paleofiction
Where did the idea for dinosaur erotica come from? Turns out you can blame Jurassic Park. Continue reading The rise of dinosaur erotica
If you answered “Journey to the Center of the Earth,” you are wrong. Continue reading Who wrote the first dinosaur novel?
An illustrated field guide to the prehistoric island that was the setting for the 2005 remake of King Kong. Continue reading The World of Kong: A Natural History of Skull Island by Weta Workshop (2005)
Authorized by the estate of King Kong’s creator, Merian C. Cooper, Kong: King of Skull Island is a lavishly illustrated novel that acts as both prequel and sequel to the classic novel King Kong. Continue reading Kong: King of Skull Island by Joe DeVito with Brad Strickland and John Michlig (2004)
A fast-moving tale of people stranded on earth in its infancy and forced to pit their ingenuity and strength against mammoth reptiles. Continue reading Danger: Dinosaurs! by Evan Hunter (1953)
The survivors of Cretaceous Sea must return to the past to save their future. Continue reading Sea of Time by Will Hubbell (2004)
Prehistoric Pulp 