Anthropologica Incognita: Wild Men, Strange Apes, and Enigmatic Races in Classic Science Fiction and Fantasy

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Chad Arment, editor
ISBN 1-61646-000-8
Retail $14.95 (USD)
358 pp. / Paperback

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Strange Apes in Sci-Fi/Fantasy

20 stories for the cryptozoology enthusiast, and others interested in intelligent apes, hairy men, and other primatological enigmas in classic science fiction and fantasy.

Stories range from a classic Native American tale to expeditions encountering "missing links" or intelligent gorillas. Some involve human-like races with unusual differences: like the Menehune-like race encountered in "Back There in the Grass."

Story of Tsoqélem
Two Nights in Southern Mexico (1844)
Hunting of the Soko (1881)
Manmat’ha (1884)
A Haunt of the Jinkarras (1890)
From a Simian Point of View (1892)
Dankwarra, the Isle of Fear (1893)
The Depths of Kyamo (1896)
No-Man’s-Land (1898)
The Harbour-Master (1899)
Found by the Missing Link (1902)
In the Lower Passage (1902)
Beyond the Banyans (1909)
Back There in the Grass (1911)
The Ape-Man (1913)
The Missing Link (1914)
Facts Concerning the Late Arthur Jermyn and His Family (1921)
Spirit Island (1922)
The Horror-Horn (1922)
The Tale of the Abu Laheeb (1925)