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  • Review: The Mutated Mess of Jurassic World Rebirth

    Review: The Mutated Mess of Jurassic World Rebirth

    Spoilers ahead. When you fill a film with mutants, you apparently create a mutant film: one whose disparate DNA sequences and mismatched body parts refuse to coalesce into a coherent organism. There are signs that this should work. It has a reasonably strong cast led by both veteran action heroes and the right kind of…


  • Books We’ve Explored on Fossils and Fiction

    Over the seasons of Fossils and Fiction, we’ve had the pleasure of diving into some truly brilliant books that explore the fascinating intersections where palaeontology meets popular culture. From cutting-edge scientific discoveries to the ways dinosaurs have stomped through our collective imagination, these conversations have been nothing short of thrilling. Here’s a quick tour through…


  • x Common Descent Pod

    x Common Descent Pod

    One of my long-time favourite palaeo podcasts, Common Descent, is running a series featuring various other science communicators. I was excited and grateful to have an opportunity to jump on their pod and chat about Fossils and Fiction as well as my thoughts on science communication and the links between the humanities and sciences, among…