This anthology proves true the old saying about not judging a book by its cover, because it is a very good collection of dinosaur-related fiction. Continue reading Dinosaurs, edited by Martin H. Greenberg (1996)
Dinosaurs II is one of the best short-story collections about dinosaurs that you can find. Continue reading Dinosaurs II, edited by Jack Dann & Gardner Dozois (1995)
No point beating around the bush: Dinosaurs! is the best collection of dinosaur-themed short stories ever put together. Continue reading Dinosaurs!, edited by Jack Dann and Gardner Dozois (1990)
Time travel came along just in time to save Reginald Rivers’ livelihood: guiding safaris hunting big game. Continue reading Rivers of Time by L. Sprague de Camp (1993)
Xenozoic Tales is better known by its nickname, Cadillacs and Dinosaurs, and there are plenty of both throughout its pages. Continue reading Xenozoic Tales (a.k.a. Cadillacs and Dinosaurs) by Mark Schultz (1986 onward)
Hempsted Grenville is a rich playboy living in an alternate 1920s where dinosaurs still exist, and he is on the hunt for lost treasure. Continue reading Dinosaur Rex by Jan Strnad and Henry Mayo (1987)
The U.S. Army recruits three obscure DC Comics heroes – Bat Lash, Enemy Ace, and Biff Bradley – to recover a pair of mythological swords. The catch? The swords are located on the long lost “Dragon Isle.” Continue reading Guns of the Dragon by Tim Truman (1998-99)
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