A cult entry in the literature of the unexplained. Tim Dinsdale - engineer, explorer and the most committed of Loch Ness investigators - extends his search for monsters beyond Scotland’s mythic waters. From Norway’s frozen lakes to the depths of the Pacific, The Leviathans catalogues global sightings of mysterious aquatic creatures with a meticulous, almost devotional zeal. Blending amateur science, folklore and obsession, Dinsdale’s approach captures the strange mid-century moment when pseudoscience brushed against wonder.
Illustrated with photographs, maps and sketches - some drawn from Dinsdale’s own legendary 1960 film footage - this paperback edition is both artefact and curiosity: a relic from the brief period when serious men in lab coats debated sea serpents.
Very good condition:Light creasing to spine ends and corners; mild page toning typical of age. Internally clean and tightly bound.
