Return of the Dinosaurs

I agree with the premise that there is not enough dino fiction. This volume fills the void left by the asteroid impact that obliterated the most amazing bunch of chomping, horn gouging, tail whipping, spike spiking, claw scratching, club wielding, wing flapping beasties ever to grace the planet. I hope there will be another such compendium of dinosauroid literature. But perhaps not. Maybe dino writers have gone extinct too.Then again, there's Dinosaur Wars by Thomas Hopp. Newer and more dino-lightful. So never give up hope. Long live the saurians!

I've read all the dinosaur fiction collections by martin h. greenburg and this book is one of the better ones, though a couple of the stories are a little hard to follow, they all turned out great, and it has more of a lighter side than his other anthologies( based on dinosaurs), you can also try his other books, DINOSAURS, DINOSAURS 2, and DINOSAUR FANTASTIC, the only thing that bugged me was that some stories are republished in other volumes, good dino fiction is hard to come by, and this is it.