Dragons: More Than a Myth

by Richard Freeman

Freeman, Richard Alan

Genres: Cryptozoology, Mythology, Nonfiction, Folklore, Dragons

304 pages, Paperback

First published June 12, 2005

About the author

Richard Freeman is a cryptozoologist and the Zoological Director of the Centre for Fortean Zoology, the world's only full time organization dedicated to investigating mystery animals.
He has taken expeditions in search of creatures such as the giant anaconda, the yeti, the Tasmanian wolf, the Mongolian death worm, the orang-pendek, the naga, the almasty and the ninki-nanka.
He has written books on monsters and folklore and has recently branched out into horror fiction.

Reviews

[Mathieu Gaudreault · Rating 5 out of 5]

Really fascinating book about cryptids. The books is divided by waht dragons could be from surviving dinosaurs, giant reptiles, unknown creatures and even paranormal creatures. The author even give the explanation that the "dragons" could be tulpas. For those who don,t know a tulpa is a creature of the mind that the mind could give life to. The bibliography is really interesting for further reading.