Is there any sf idea that Poul Anderson does not use? This may seem a strange question but he gives the impression of covering everything. Surviving dinosaurs is one example - unless there is some obscure short story that I do not know about? We need not list the writers who have addressed this theme. Some are mentioned elsewhere on the blog (I think).
I have been watching TV instead of blogging. New technology and evidence show that whatever is in Loch Ness is neither a plesiosaur nor a large fresh-water-dwelling mammal. The latter would be spotted and identified when coming up to breathe. Water-dwelling mammals are relevant to Poul Anderson. We recently reread "The Horn of Time the Hunter."
OK. That is definitely my last gasp for tonight.
1 comment:
Kaor, Paul!
Michael Chrichton's novel JURASSIC PARK and S.M. Stirling's THE SKY PEOPLE are twp books where we see dinosaurs. But the only story by Poul Anderson I can recall which has dinosaurs in it was "Wildcat."
Ad astra! Sean
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