In the News The Society of Vertebrate Paleontology 2017 meeting was held in late August in Calgary. There have been a few posts from atten...

The Q&A format is a very popular one for children's dinosaur books, and indeed I've covered a few during my invaluably spent tim...

Hello faithful LITC readers! I'm back from 5 weeks in the wilderness and SVP, and have a pretty cute piece of vintage dinosaur art to sh...

In the News Meet Serikornis , a small troodontid whose feathers are utterly lacking in barbules. Read more at Theropoda and NatGeo . And ...

Remember being a child in the 1970s? I don't (on account of not yet existing), but having reviewed so many remarkably similar kids' ...

While the reconstructed skeletons of big scaly beasts dominate the main downstairs area of Dinosaurs of China, the real treasures are upstai...

Have you ever wandered among the imposing corridors and grand halls of an historical stately home and thought about how much they could be i...

The gradual shifting of popular visions of prehistoric life has been a theme of this blog almost since the start. Looking at how old, mid-...

As regular readers will have noticed, I've received a great many scanned books by e-mail from Charles Leon, all very gratefully received...

July! That really was a month, wasn't it? A mellow month after the sturm und drang of June, but still plenty of fun to be had, so let...