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"MacIntyre's Improbably Bestiary is GRAND FUN!" ùRay Bradbury
"F. Gwynplaine MacIntyre is the best darned light-verse writer since Ogden Nash." ùIsaac Asimov
"The Improbably Bestiary is wickedly witty and fiendishly clever. I love it!" ùJohn Brunner
"From Bigfoot to Nessie to the Little Green Men, F. Gwynplaine MacIntyre celebrates the monsters of the imagination, exploring the wonder and dread that help make us human." ùDavid Brin
"MacIntyre's Improbable Bestiary reminds me of W.S. Gilbert. Up until now, no other versifier has so deeply sounded the wells of the human funnybone." ùGene Wolfe
"MacIntyre's Improbable Bestiary is always ingenious, always entertaining, and often insired. The author has a spended gift for unlikely but satisfying rhymes, apparently without effort. I know of nothing quite like this book in English literature, although there are touches here and there in this book which remind me of Hillaire Belloc, W.S. Gilbert, The Ingoldsby Legends, and Flanders & Swann. The fact that MacIntyre's Improbable Bestiary can stand such comparisons is a testament to its quality. By any standard, this is a wonderful collection." ùCharles Sheffield, author of The Spheres of Heaven |