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Creatures of Another Age
by Richard Fallon
2.5 stars
Oops, clearly I'm not that into reading/posting if I find a good TV show or if I focus on movies. Let's get back to books now, and all the way to the prehistoric age!
I'm usually more mindful about my book purchases, but I'm only human and sometimes I make mistakes. Creatures caught my eye because of the beautiful cover, but I've also been meaning to read Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World, so I thought it would be fun to start with this.
Clearly I overestimated how much I would like to read dinosaur poetry or scientific articles. I generally like Valancourt's publishing choices, though, and there were still pieces that stood out: The Monster of Lake Lametrie is kind of Doctor Moreau-ish and has a creepy ending, whereas The Dragon of St. Paul's is an entertaining adventure about London getting attacked by a pterodactyl. There was a Doyle story as well, but I'm expecting The Lost World to be better.
Oops, clearly I'm not that into reading/posting if I find a good TV show or if I focus on movies. Let's get back to books now, and all the way to the prehistoric age!
I'm usually more mindful about my book purchases, but I'm only human and sometimes I make mistakes. Creatures caught my eye because of the beautiful cover, but I've also been meaning to read Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World, so I thought it would be fun to start with this.
Clearly I overestimated how much I would like to read dinosaur poetry or scientific articles. I generally like Valancourt's publishing choices, though, and there were still pieces that stood out: The Monster of Lake Lametrie is kind of Doctor Moreau-ish and has a creepy ending, whereas The Dragon of St. Paul's is an entertaining adventure about London getting attacked by a pterodactyl. There was a Doyle story as well, but I'm expecting The Lost World to be better.