(Hardback)

A superbly illustrated overview of our long relationship with our feathered friends.

(Hardback)

Dinomania tells the story of our romance with the titanic saurians, from early stories that were inspired by their bones to the dinosaur theme parks of today. It shows that, in our imaginations, dinosaurs are, and always have been, essentially dragons, and their contemporary representation is once again blending with the myth from which it emerged.

(Hardback)

A personal, eloquent portrayal of the meanings and cultural history of forests.

(Paperback)

A beautifully history of imaginary animals from Palaeolithic art to Harry Potter.

(Paperback, Enlarged ed.)

A classic account of the crow, now available in B-format paperback. Boria Sax looks at the crow in myth, literature and life, from Noah's raven to films such as The Crow.

(Paperback)

A survey of crows, ravens, magpies and their relatives in myth, literature and life.

(Hardback)

This richly illustrated book traces the history of imaginary animals, from Palaeolithic art to the Harry Potter stories and robotic pets. Describing a myriad of wondrous creatures, from grifns, dog-men, mermaids and dragons to unicorns and yetis, it shows how these gures help us psychologically by giving form to our amorphous fears.

(Paperback)

Filled with beguiling images throughout, Lizard is a unique and sometimes surprising introduction to this popular but little-understood reptile. Boria Sax describes the diversity of lizard species and traces the representation of this reptile in cultures worldwide.