An epic tale of the world as it might have been, a world were the age of dinosaurs never ended, and their descendants clashed with a clan of humans in a tragic war for survival. Continue reading West of Eden by Harry Harrison (1984)
What if when Columbus came to the New World he found, not Indians, but primitive apelike men who were soon dubbed “sims”? Continue reading A Different Flesh by Harry Turtledove (1989)
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)
Bo-hibba is a remote island in in a faraway time and place that is populated by animals who are at once fantastic and startlingly real. The island’s survival is threatened by the Long Winter, and not even the High Priest’s ancient ceremony of renewal can put an end to the suffering from the hunger and the cold. Continue reading The Katurran Odyssey by Terryl Whitlatch and David Michael Wieger (2004)
It’s another world, a pristine Earth where mammoths and saber-tooth tigers still roam. Where there are no cities, no highways, no pollution, no laws… no people at all. Continue reading Wildside by Steven Gould (1996)
Henry Vickers knows his dinos – tyrannosaurs with six-inch fangs, triceratops whose horns can flip over a truck, and their flying cousins with fifty-foot wingspans and beaks a yard long. Continue reading Time Safari by David Drake (1982)
Stretching from the distant past into the remote future, from primordial Earth to the stars, Evolution is a soaring symphony of struggle, extinction, and survival; a dazzling epic that combines a dozen scientific disciplines and a cast of unforgettable characters to convey the grand drama of evolution in all its awesome majesty and rigorous beauty. Continue reading Evolution by Stephen Baxter (2003)
Prehistoric Pulp 