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by Dougal Dixon

Book Descriptions: Review 'Uncannily believable. Dixon's invented animals, some of them beautiful enough to live, engender reflection about the mysterious forces at work beneath the skin of real animals.' --The New York Times Book Review'A fascinating, elegant fantasy.' --Boston Globe'After Man is grand fun and marvelously imaginative.' --The Los Angeles Times Book Review'[Dixon's] brief explanation of the principles of evolution is so lucid, and the detailed illustrations of futuristic beasts are so charming, that After Man is bound to captivate readers of all ages.' --Chicago Sun-Times'An extraordinary book! There are wonders on every page. After Man is an extrapolative tour de force.'

--Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine'Stunning in execution and implication, this will be a decided treat for futurist biology student or enthusiast, science fiction fan and general reader.' -Booklist Read more About the Author Dougal Dixon studied geology and paleontology at the University of St. Andrews, where he continued as a research student to revise the standard work on the palaeogeography of the British Isles. In recent years he has worked in publishing and has contributed numerous articles about earth science and evolution to encyclopedias and popular science books.Model making and the creation of animated films occupy much of his spare time.The idea of writing about evolution looking forwards rather than backwards was not a sudden inspiration but has been evolving in the author's mind ever since his college days. Read more

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