I feel it incumbent upon me to open this appendix to Marc's Crystal Palace Park report by explaining to our readers that being referred...

Eventually, one simply has to make the pilgrimage. Frankly, I'm not sure how I managed to delay it for so long. For anyone with an inter...

Following the success of 2012's Dinosaur Art , Titan Books have evidently noticed the public's appreciation for palaeoart - not ju...

Godzilla is not the film that you are expecting. It is not a remake or reboot of the 1954  Gojira . It is not a horror movie, although it ha...

Oscar, Darwin, and Wallace Several readers may recall Marc's having covered Blackgang Chine's The Triassic Club before. Aft...

Some of you guys may know of Brian Engh. Brian, A.K.A Historian Himself, is a freelance paleoartist, a rapper, and an filmmaker. He's go...

Lampoon me if you like for digging up an obscure book from the early '90s and treating it like an ancient relic, but one look at that co...

After 42 years and countless family photos, Blackgang Chine's much-loved 'Dinosaurland' is no more. The majority of the park...

It might have one of the most generic titles going, but About Dinosaurs (1972) distinguishes itself with Michael Spink's highly distinct...

Onwards with All About Dinosaurs , a book written by the awesome Roy Chapman Andrews, he of Gobi fossil-hunting fame, and illustrated by Tho...