You are about to visit a world very different from the one you know. You are about to see the planet Earth as it looked more than 120 million years ago. There were no people on Earth back then, there were plenty of dinosaurs: fast ones, slow ones, smart ones, small ones, and tall ones as high as houses! The Little Blue Brontosaurus belonged to one of the tallest dinosaur families: the brontosaurs. They loved to eat plants from the tops of trees. They liked to travel in herds for safety, just as elephants do today. But brontosaurs were not elephants. They belonged to another family of animals, one of the most fantastic groups to ever walk the Earth: The dinosaurs!

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Author Conrad Korzeniowski has suddenly died, and a woman named Cornelia but calling herself Miranda Smith has been hired to get hold of his unpublished (and possibly nonexistent) pornographic memoir. It's a change of pace for Cornelia, whose usual day job is killing people, because her night job, which is dancing in strip joints, can't support her avidity for important first editions. The third-person account of Cornelia's sleuthing alternates with Conrad's luxuriantly raw sadomasochistic tell-all. Jakubowski, owner of London's famous Murder One mystery bookshop, claims Mickey Spillane as a literary forebear, and it rings true. The sex in Spillane stopped at the bedroom door, but it was always clear that what went on wasn't fluffy. Cornelia's part of the book isn't much of a whodunit, and the dialogue positively clunks, as in this phone call with her boss, Ivan. " 'Hi.' 'Good vacation?' 'Yes, I feel quite relaxed now,' Cornelia said. 'Good. The Caribbean is a good destination this time of year.' " No matter: these chapters are just teasing interstices, designed to build up appetite for Conrad's hot, hard, wet, rough, redolent, ritualistic and occasionally meditative, even soulful, pages. Conrad's brief encounter with Sarah Jane, sought on the Internet for a hotel dalliance, offers a memorable portrait of the masochist's power over the sadist. For those so inclined, or wanting insight, it is a classic scene.
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