Back in February (remember that?), Nicole and I ( remember her? ) decided to pay a visit to Devon and Dorset, which are counties in the Sout...

It seems like an awful long time since the first half (it isn't really, I just moved home in the meantime), but here's Part 2 of ...

Back again after another unfortunately long gap, I bring you a selection of links that caught my fancy. I don't have enough time to read...

I enjoy wearing my love of prehistory on my sleeve (I'm wearing my Raven Amos Ichthyovenator as I type and my Rebecca Groom Microraptor ...

Here's a book that I bought some months ago, only for it to disappear under a pile of quirkier, more remarkable tomes acquired from eBay...

Today we welcome Rohan Long to the blog to offer his insights about The Lost World novel. Rohan is a zoology teaching guy at University of ...

How do paleoartists support themselves? It's hard enough for any artist, and illustrating ancient taxa and environments is a niche purs...

Those of you with a nostalgic fondness for the January '93 issue of National Geographic featured in the last post will likely recall t...

The last time I looked at an old issue of National Geographic , it was from 1978 , when the ideas put forward in the Dinosaur Renaissance w...

Over at the Mammoth is Mopey website , we're running a promotion through Valentine's Day. Every book comes with a free set of five...