And of course, you know, I'm sure lots of people ended up rebying books they already had, but usually they revised, but this is a good one. A little time travel story. I like that.
Cryptozoic (1967)
From the back cover: Edward Bush is a young artist millions of years from home, sketching the desolate landscapes of the Devonian age. There he meets Ann, another mind traveler, and they decide to travel together to the later Jurassic age -- where they materialize beside a 20-foot stegosaurus. Thus begins an extraordinary adventure across aeons of time, from Bush's home time, 2093 A.D., to the utterly alien experience of time uncreated -- the CRYPTOZOIC!
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it could have been so good and then it just hasn't aged well because it's kind of misogynistic
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