Post books about dinosaurs, fiction and non-fiction. This is a thread for the discussion of our dinosaurian ancestors.
>>25177998I don't hold Chricton to too high a standard but the prose in Jurassic Park is shockingly bad. I appreciate the way it tries to exploring some bigger ideas but it might be the worst prose I've ever readThe only other work of dinosaur related fiction I can think of is Bradbury's A Sound of Thunder which is fun. I once wrote some stuff from the perspective of a Spinosaurus in the midst of the minor extinction event from the oceans going atomic in its time but I'm not sure I was really getting at much substance. I wish I knew how to draw, the material is more suited to that medium
>>25178138*anoxic
>>25178138>it might be the worst prose I've ever readno it isn't, and you fucking know it
>>25177998I haven't read it but I have been really enjoying Tarzan and Barsoom so I plan to get to it as soon as I finish those. There's also his Pellucidar series for a hollow earth with dinosaurs.
James Gurney's Dinotopiahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinotopia
>>25178138The prose is fine and Jurassic Park is an excellent book
The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs
>>25177998Journey to the Centre of the Earth
>>25177998just got this a few weeks ago
Raptor Red
