The Hadrosaur Tales Shop
Middle Cretaceous (2001 and 2002)
Here you will find issues of Hadrosaur Tales published
during 2001 and 2002. Below each listing is a link to one or more places
where the product may be purchased.
Peer into Hadrosaur Tales' crystal orb and discern the secrets of
magic, miracles, and love. Daniel J. Lesco introduces us to The Teak Man,
a little warrior made of wood who seems immobile until the hour of greatest
need. Join M.L. Archer as she explores the miracle of birth and
discovers that miracles can sometimes be very frightening. Author
Gary Every Every follows a midieval knight's quest for penance and
finds magic along the way. Nina Muntenu tells a tale of love in a
world dominated by computers and virtual reality. Travel with us as
we explore themes of magic, miracles and love through the past, present,
and future! This issue features stories and poems by Sheila B. Roark,
Ken Goldman, David B. Riley, Mark Anthony Brennan, and many other
outstanding writers.
Scientists would have you believe that hadrosaurs - the most successful
dinosaurs ever - evolved over time. But, what if Jupiter had created
hadrosaurs just as he created Venus? Do stories evolve over time
or spring fully formed from the heads of their creators? The answer
to this may be a little of both and is explored in Hadrosaur Tales
14. Join us as we explore creation, re-creation, and artistic
muse in such stories as Bent Lorenzen's "Navajo Sunrise" and
Rhys Hughes' "The Muse Ouroboros." These and many other stories
of truth, beauty and the spirit await you in this issue of
Hadrosaur Tales. This issue features the talents of
Matthew Tolbert, Christina Sng, Mark Fewell and many other
outstanding writers.
Hadrosaur Tales 13 is our special good luck issue. The hadrosaur
on this cover is casting a good luck spell for issue 13 of Hadrosaur
Tales. Are you really going to have good fortune if you read this
issue? Well, if you read this issue, you'll be lucky enough to discover
such fine stories as Bonnie McDaniel's "While My Guitar Gently Weeps"
about plans to recover a lost human artifact and Mark Anthony Brennan's
"Earthers" about the quest for an Earth lost to most of humanity. You'll
also find K.S. Hardy's delicious "High on a Cloud-Ringed Mountain"
and Joanne Tolson's "The Making of a Myth." Hadrosaur Tales
isn't likely to help you find your lost love or even your lost car
keys, but you will find some excellent poetry and short stories.
On the cover of Hadrosaur Tales 12 is an idyllic scene. A graceful,
unicorn-like hadrosaur has timidly come to a lovely woman. Why has she
brought the hadrosaur here? Do hunters lurk in the shadows? Perhaps it's
the other way around. Perhaps the hadrosaur has lured the lady. Allow
your imagination to roam free. Inside Hadrosaur Tales 12 you
will find stories and poetry of the imagination, some tragic, some comic,
all thought-provoking. In this issue, there's a story of French missionaries
encountering the powerful Native American Manitou. Prarie Dogs threaten
the President and a witch gets even with an unfaithful spouse. Perhaps
you'll even find a unicorn or two. Robert D. Rowntree, Jessica Gates,
Lisa Negus, Robert Collins and many other excellent writers are featured
in this issue.
In Hadrosaur Tales 12, we accidentally ommitted a portion of
Mark Fewell's story, "Strangers on a Timeline." The story was reprinted
in its entirety in issue 14. Also, we have the ommitted section
available
on our corrections page.
We know that the fossils of hadrosaurs tell stories of prehistoric times.
But did the hadrosaurs themselves spin tales? If so, what tales would
they tell? Perhaps, like the authors of Hadrosaur Tales 11, they
would dream of distant worlds and distant times. Could hadrosaurs imagine
people sprouting wings just as dinosaurs ultimately would? Journey with
us to a distant future where money can buy the story of your own demise.
Visit a different future where destinies are determined by the mood of the
local witch. Do you suppose hadrosaurs could imagine mermaids or told
stories of cowboys visiting Hell itself? Well, maybe not, but the
writers of Hadrosaur Tales could.
Hadrosaur Tales 11 features the talents of Randy D. Ashburn,
Chris Wood, Tim Lebbon, Uncle River and more!
Hadrosaur Tales 10 was our special fifth anniversary edition where
we explored the theme "Voyages of Discovery." Voyages of discovery take
many forms. In this issue of Hadrosaur Tales you will find voyages
to Mars, voyages through time and even a voyage across the Atlantic Ocean
on the Titanic. Join us also for personal voyages of discovery
such as when a baseball player learns to live with an extraordinary new
pitching arm and a unicorn comes of age. Voyages of discovery always make
the universe a bigger place. Sometimes we are frightened. Sometimes
we are enraptured. Always our perception is enhanced.
Hadrosaur Tales 10 features the talents of Gary Every, Taryn L. Hook,
Bent Lorentzen, Vera Searles and many other wonderful writers.