Wired.com presents the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy. And here is your host, David Barr-Kirtley.

Hello and welcome to episode 155 of Geek's Guide to the Galaxy.

Today on the show will be reviewing the new film Jurassic World and discussing the role of

dinosaurs in fantasy and science fiction.

And this will potentially involve spoilers for all four Jurassic Park movies,

so just be aware of that.

And I'm joined by three guests.

So first up, we've got Chris Savascoco making his fourth appearance on the show.

From 2003 to 2009 he was the editor of Paradox, the magazine of historical and speculative

fiction and his short fiction has appeared in Nightmare magazine and Black Static,

as well as in the anthologies shades of blue and gray, ghosts of the Civil War,

and zombies shambling through the ages. He's also written a psychological thriller about Lady Godiva and a wartime resistance thriller set immediately after the Norman conquest, both of which he's currently shopping around to agents.

So Chris, welcome to the show.

Thanks, glad to be here.

And also joining us today is Genevieve Valentine, who you may remember from our future interview

back in episode 40 and our panel on Angels and Heaven back in episode 69. She's the author of the novels persona, Mecknique,

and the girls at the Kingfisher Club.

And she's currently scripting the Catwoman comic for DC Comics.

Her review of Jurassic World,

Jurassic World is All Park and No Bite, recently appeared on I.

So Genevieve, welcome to the show.

Thanks.

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