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An early picture of Robert Arthur Paglia, the man who gave new meaning to the word terror. With his books, "The Dinosaur Murders" and "The Higher Men", Paglia explores the deeper end of the age old psycho-social paradox. What drives men to commit brutal acts and read philosophy? |
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A series of coed murders has the authorities baffled. A
brilliant college professor is outraged at current trends in
vocationalism and is single-mindedly determined to restore
the Humanities. A conscientous student, searching for
wisdom, discovers a terrible truth that reveals his true
priorities. |
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Terror, Lust, Nietzche, Dinosaur masks, wooden clubs and
psychoses. Yes folks, this novel has a little something for
everyone. Why do two seemingly different male students BOTH
have dinosaur masks hanging in their respective closets,
unbeknownst to one another? And who is killing the young
coeds at their college whilst wearing a dinosaur mask? Find
out about what drives one young man to become the terrible
Tyrannosaurus Rex in a blood orgy of mythic proportions.
"The Dinosaur Murders", a true tale of terror from the crayon
of Robert Arthur Paglia. |
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Robert Arthur Paglia teaches English and Philosophy, and is an Honorary Fellow of the National Humanities Institute at Yale. He has been a film critic for WELI Radio and Citizens Television. |
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Well,..yesterday, actually. |
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For Info on Bob or his Books:
E-mail: DinosaurMurders@profundis.com
©1997 Robert A. Paglia
and
www.Profundis.com
