T. rex in my sights: The ethics of hunting dinosaurs
We were so preoccupied if whether or not we could that we didn’t stop to think if we should. Continue reading T. rex in my sights: The ethics of hunting dinosaurs
Category: Essays
Hey Hollywood! Forget Jurassic Park: Make this book into a movie instead
I have six suggestions. Continue reading Hey Hollywood! Forget Jurassic Park: Make this book into a movie instead
The grass-eating, 200-foot-long brontosaur of the late Cretaceous, or common mistakes in paleofiction
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
The rise of dinosaur erotica
Where did the idea for dinosaur erotica come from? Turns out you can blame Jurassic Park. Continue reading The rise of dinosaur erotica
Who wrote the first dinosaur novel?
If you answered “Journey to the Center of the Earth,” you are wrong. Continue reading Who wrote the first dinosaur novel?
Raising the Dead: Bringing back extinct animals in fiction
Dr. Frankenstein had it easy. He had all the body parts he needed when resurrecting his creature: a heart, some lungs, a brain. Writers of paleofiction are not so fortunate. Continue reading Raising the Dead: Bringing back extinct animals in fiction
The History of Dinosaur Comics
A genuine dinosaur comic is a rare thing. A true dinosaur comic is something unique, unblemished by human characters. Continue reading The History of Dinosaur Comics
Prehistoric Pulp 