Yet another book scanned and sent over to me by Charles Leon (thank you!), Dinosaurs (by Herbert S Zim) dates from 1954, making it the olde...

Who doesn't adore a load of loveable lizardy dinosaurs dragging their tails through a bland, generic desertscape - especially when said ...

Lady with an Archaeoceratops ~ Watercolour with touches of gouache, approx. 138 mm. diameter Happy New Year! May 2017 be kinder to u...

Happy new year! This month, after 90 installments over five years, Mesozoic Miscellany has evolved into a new form. The intent of these rou...

Don't you love it when an otherwise quite run-of-the-mill old dinosaur book hides one or two remarkable secrets? The vast majority of Di...

It seems that in the 1950s and 60s, there was a real explosion in the popularity of dinosaur books for kids. Perhaps it had something to do ...

Time for another Mesozoic Miscellany, gathering cool news, blogging, art, and more from around the web over the last month. One brief not...

Do the words "giant Antarctic mosasaur" get your attention? Sure they do. Why wouldn't they? Meet Kaikaifilu hervei . Everyth...

It's that time of year again, and once more your trusty paleo-bloggers of LITC are here to offer some very cool dinosaur gifts sure to s...

I'm happy to bring Tommy Leung aboard today for this guest post! They'll be reviewing the comic My Girlfriend is a T-Rex . A bit abo...