The Hadrosaur Tales Shop
Jurassic (1997 and 1998)
Here you will find issues of Hadrosaur Tales published
during 1997 and 1998. Below each listing is a link that will
allow the issue to be purchased from Hadrosaur Productions via Paypal.
On the cover of Hadrosaur Tales 6 is a creature that is both and neither
unicorn or dragon. You are invited to join him as he explores new worlds
and finds the unexpected. What if Native Americans conquered Europe? What
if the stick that Jesus used to stir water into wine still existed? What
if the clone of your brother's murderer was dating your daughter? These
and other questions await on the pages of the sixth volume of Hadrosaur
Tales. This issue features the talents of Wesley Lambert, Robert
Collins, Ruth Berman and many other talented writers.
Hadrosaur Tales 5 features a journey through time. The hadrosaur,
creature of science and creature of fiction, invites you to voyage from
the distant past into the distant future. These stories and poems begin
in the time and dinosaurs and weave their way through the crusades then
into the present and beyond. In this issue lies stories from the dark
places of the imagination. You will meet Johnnie Beaufort, a man about
to travel through time for a horrifying purpose. You will travel to
Saturn's moon, Titan, where a corporation manipulates humanity's
future. This much and more await you.Hadrosaur Tales 5 features the talents of Keith Allen Daniels, Lenora K. Rogers, Wayne James and many other writers.
Hadrosaur Tales 4 features nine original stories by such talented
authors as D.F. Lewis, David B. Riley, and Thomas Harrison. "The Taming
of the Old Woman Who Lived in a Shrew" by Rhys H. Hughes is a true delight.
The issue also features poetry by Jennifer B. Crow, Mike Rasmussen,
Jim Dunlap, Walter Zimmerle and Mildred Zeigler.
"Small press champion David L. Summers returns...recommended."
Mini-Review of HT4 from Dragonshpere.
Hadrosaur Tales 3 features "The Martian" written by James Maxey,
editor of Pursuit Magazine. The issue also includes the delightful
story, "The Coffee Plot" by Shelley Moore -- Do you know what you're
drinking in your morning cup of coffee? This issue also features
fiction by Paula L. Fleming, Deborah Hunt, and Mark Rich along with
poetry by Gary Every, Walter Zimmerle, and Elizabeth Barrette.
"Well produced book containing a collection of five tantalising tales
and three poems..."
Mini-Review of HT3 from Dragonsphere, published in London.