Thom Holmes
Thom Holmes is an American music historian, composer, and author known for his work on electronic and experimental music. He studied composition with Paul Epstein, worked with John Cage, and has written books, articles, and blogs on the history of electronic sound and related technology.[5][7][8] He also writes for audiences interested in dinosaurs and paleontology.[2][7]
electronic music
experimental music
music history
paleontology
Dawn of the Dinosaur Age: The Late Triassic & Early Jurassic Epochs
Feathered Dinosaurs: The Origin of Birds (The Dinosaur Library)
Early life
Prehistoric Flying Reptiles: The Pterosaurs (Dinosaur Library)
Last of the Dinosaurs: The Cretaceous Period (The Prehistoric Earth)
Meat-Eating Dinosaurs: The Theropods (Dinosaur Library)
Time of the Giants: The Middle & Late Jurassic Epochs: The Middle and Late Jurassic Periods (Prehistoric Earth)
Gigantic Long-Necked Plant Eating Dinosaurs: The Prosauropods and Sauropods (Dinosaur Library)
Armored, Plated, and Bone-Headed Dinosaurs: The Ankylosaurs, Stegosaurs, and Pachycephalosaurs (Dinosaur Library)
Horned Dinosaurs: The Ceratopsians (Dinosaur Library)
Peaceful Plant-Eating Dinosaurs: The Iguanodonts, Duckbills, and Other Ornithopods (Dinosaur Library)
Baby Dinosaurs: Eggs, Nests, and Recent Discoveries (Dinosaur Library)
Jazz (American Popular Music)
Dinosaur Scientist: Careers Digging Up the Past