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A ripping SF-fantasy-adventure fraught with dinosaurs, barbarians, Transformers, heavy metal, monsters, spaceships, and all manner of madness.

Saturday, 25 November 2017

PrehiScotInktoberFest Day 25: Crassigyrinus scoticus

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Man, this is much more difficult than I thought it was going to be!
Friday, 24 November 2017

PrehiScotInktoberfest Day 24: Westlothiana lizziae

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PrehiScotInktoberfest 24 is a very special one for me. Not long ago, my grandfather celebrated his 84th birthday. One of my favourite memo...
Thursday, 23 November 2017

PrehiScotInktoberfest Day 23: Scleromochlus taylori

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The unforgiving desert of Triassic... Lossiemouth.  Yes, really.
Wednesday, 22 November 2017

PrehiScotInktoberfest Day 22: Cowiedesmus eroticopodus

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PrehiScotInktoberfest 22 takes us to Silurian Stonehaven, some 423 million years ago, to the beginning of life on land.
Tuesday, 21 November 2017

PrehiScotInktoberfest Day 21: Cephalaspis

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PrehiScotInktoberfest 21 returns to the sea (again, this happens a lot when most of your country's fossils are marine lifeforms).
Monday, 20 November 2017

PrehiScotInktoberfest Day 20: Ribbo

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Today's beastie is as-yet officially unnamed, but affectionately known as "Ribbo." Ribbo is another tetrapod from the fabled ...
Sunday, 19 November 2017

PrehiScotInktoberfest Day 19: Ainiktozoon loganens

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PrehiScotInktoberfest hops back to Silurian Scotland, where unspeakable, indescribable THINGS once dwelt in the ancient waters of what is n...
Saturday, 18 November 2017

The Lord of the Rings Series: Wild Extrapolations

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Three Rings for the Elfin-kings unner the sky, Seiven for the Droich-lairds in thair haws of stane, Nine for Mortal Men duimit tae d...

PrehiScotInktoberfest Day 18: Arthropleura

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PrehiScotInktoberfest 18 returns to the land of BIG GIANT CREEPY CRAWLY BEASTIE BUGS WARNING FOR BUGAPHOBES We've all heard of Nessi...
Friday, 17 November 2017

PrehiScotInktoberfest Day 17: Eileanchelys waldmani & Friends

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Time for PrehiScotInktoberfest 17! Still in the sea, but now on to the familiar Triassic period. While much of the fossilised marine life ...
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Untimely ripped from the womb in a year where gargantuan metal gods who could transform into engines and mechanisms awakened, Al Harron has made it his quest to drink in all he could from the font of that most exciting of genres: adventure! Be it in the unknown pasts of forgotten ages, the grim unknowable future, on worlds beyond worlds and times beyond time: wherever the promise of discovery and daring undertakings may lie, Al will venture.
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