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Praise for CARNIVOROUS NIGHTS A top-drawer journey into the natural history of - photo 1
Praise for CARNIVOROUS NIGHTS

A top-drawer journey into the natural history of Tasmania from two Brooklyn-based nature writers neatly and wonderfully sews together natural science and travel yarn.

Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

The quixotic quest at the heart of Carnivorous Nights is more than just endearing and engrossing, it's inspiring.

Jonathan Safran Foer, author of Everything Is Illuminated and Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close

Beautifully observed, excitingly reported, [and] laugh-out-loud funny This book will surely become a classic of wildlife adventure and travel writing.

Marie Winn, author of Red-Tails in Love: A Wildlife Drama in Central Park

A detailed nature guide and a humorous and engaging adventure story.

Science News

Engaging, witty [with] stunning drawings of the wildlife From Mittelbach and Crewdson's descriptions, it's hard not to become enamored of the tiger and the cavalcade of human characters is just as compelling.

Plenty magazine

A stuffed tiger sends three New Yorkers to the ends of the earthwhere they encounter devils, charnel houses and eco-madness. The Devil's Isle will never be the same again. This is taxidermy's greatest tough-love story.

Tim Flannery, author of A Gap in Nature: Discovering the World's Extinct Animals

Sit down in a comfortable chair and get totally absorbed, as I did, with companions every bit as charming and more informative than Andr (as in My Dinner with).

Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson, author of Dogs Never Lie About Love and When Elephants Weep: The Emotional Lives of Animals

Alexis Rockman and the thylacine are two of the most fascinating critters that have ever prowled the woods of Tasmania or the galleries and basketball courts of New York. Put them together, and you're off on a roaring adventure.

David Quammen, author of The Song of the Dodo

[Carnivorous Nights] was like literary and artistic crackit was so good I did not want to put it down and found myself going to bed much too late just so I could find out what happened next. It's full of suspense, wit, quirky characters, haunting paintings, and insight into nature and extinction.

E. J. McAdams,
executive director, New York City Audubon

The authors recount their adventures with an offbeat sense of humor that makes the book appealing to a wide audience. Rockman's charming illustrationsmade using organic materials he gathered on the trip add a touch of whimsy to this delightful tale.

Islands magazine

Dedicated to Charemaine and Quinn Li MC Jon Carlo Molly and Danilo MM - photo 2

Dedicated to
Charemaine and Quinn Li

M.C.

Jon Carlo, Molly, and Danilo
M.M.

my father, Raphael Russell Rockman
A.R.

CONTENTS

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
  1. Map of Tasmania South Cape Bay soil and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 12 9 inches

  2. Thylacine Beaumaris Zoo soil and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 9 12 inches

  3. Diamond Python Port Hacking soil and charcoal, 2004 12 9 inches

  4. White Ibis Port Hacking soil and charcoal, 2004 9 12 inches

  5. Gray-headed Flying Fox Port Hacking soil and charcoal, 2004 12 9 inches

  6. Gray-headed Flying Fox Port Hacking soil and charcoal, 2004 9 12 inches

  7. Thylacine Adamsfield soil and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 12 9 inches

  8. Sulphur-crested Cockatoo Milkshakes Forest Preserve soil and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 9 12 inches

  9. Echidna Soil from Gordon River Road and acrylic polymer on paper, 2003 9 12 inches

  10. Inchman Soil from Bicheno and acrylic polymer on paper, 2003 12 9 inches

  11. Jack Jumper Naarding Site soil and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 9 12 inches

  12. Tasmanian Devil Soil from Kings Run near Marrawah and acrylic polymer on paper, 2003 9 12 inches

  13. Bennett's Wallaby Pulverized rotting wood, wallaby fur, and acrylic polymer on paper, 2003 9 12 inches

  14. Tree Fern Decayed fern stem from Styx Forest and acrylic polymer on paper, 2003 12 9 inches

  15. Giant Crayfish Soil from the Hebe River and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 9 12 inches

  16. Tasmanian Native Hen Mud from the Hebe River and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 9 12 inches 12 9 inches

  17. Tasmanian Devil Kings Run soil and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 9 12 inches

  18. Tasmanian Wombat Wombat fecal matter and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 9 12 inches

  19. Tasmanian Devil Soil from Kings Run near Marrawah and acrylic polymer on paper, 2003 9 12 inches

  20. Wombat Wombat fecal matter and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 9 12 inches

  21. Thylacine Adamsfield soil and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 9 12 inches

  22. Thylacine Tracks Naarding Site soil and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 12 9 inches

  23. Fairy Penguin Swansea soil, soil from muttonbird nest, and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 12 9 inches

  24. Pademelon Kings Run soil and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 12 9 inches

  25. Thylacine Kings Run soil and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 12 9 inches

  26. Thylacine Kings Run soil and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 9 12 inches

  27. Brushtail Possum Soil from South Coast Track and acrylic polymer on paper, 2003 9 12 inches

  28. Long-nosed Potoroo Launceston Field Naturalists Club soil and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 12 9 inches

  29. Tasmanian Bettong Launceston Field Naturalists Club soil and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 9 12 inches

  30. Ferns Soil and fern matter from Styx Forest and acrylic polymer on paper, 2003 9 12 inches

  31. Cave Crickets Meander River sediment and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 12 9 inches

  32. Cave Spider Meander River sediment and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 12 9 inches

  33. Muttonbird Soil from muttonbird nest and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 12 9 inches

  34. Tasmanian Platypus Meander River sediment and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 9 12 inches

  35. Spotted-tailed Quoll Meander River sediment and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 12 9 inches

  36. Eastern Quoll Meander River sediment and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 12 9 inches

  37. Weedy Sea Dragon Kelp from Bay of Fires and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 9 12 inches

  38. Big Bellied Seahorse Kelp from Bay of Fires and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 12 9 inches

  39. Sperm Whale and Giant Squid Spermaceti and oil paint on gessoed paper, 2004 9 12 inches

  40. Thylacine Adamsfield soil and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 9 12 inches

  41. Land Leech Pulverized leech, human blood, instant coffee, and acrylic polymer on paper, 2003 9 12 inches

  42. Thylacine Beaumaris Zoo soil and acrylic polymer on paper, 2004 9 12 inches

  43. Eucalyptus regnans

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