This is pretty specific but does anyone have recommendations for caveman fiction?

what sworts of stwories can reawwy be twowld abwout cavemwen, they reawwy just kind of existed, right?

The first part of 2001 novel? That's weird book, it's a movie tie-in but it's written by Clarke and is pretty good IIRC. You should read it.

Jean Auel wrote a whole series of them.

And yes that's a foid so it dips perilously close too romance novels at times, but they're still pretty good popcorn history fiction.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_M._Auel

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In a time long before cities and towns, when the earth was still young and untamed, there lived a tribe of cavemen. They roamed the land, hunting for food and sheltering in caves at night, never knowing what dangers lurked around them.

One member of the tribe stood out from the others. His name was Grug, and he was bigger and stronger than the rest. His broad shoulders and muscular arms made him the envy of the other men. Grug was also smarter than the rest, and he could hunt and track animals better than anyone in the tribe.

One day, Grug and his hunting party set out to find food for the tribe. They walked for hours, tracking a herd of mammoths across the plains. As they approached the mammoths, Grug signaled for the others to wait. He crept closer to the animals, watching their every move.

Suddenly, a group of rival cavemen appeared, armed with spears and clubs. They had been following Grug's tribe, hoping to steal their food and women. Grug knew what he had to do. He signaled to his hunting party, and they charged at the rival tribe.

The two groups clashed in a fierce battle, with Grug leading the charge. He swung his club with all his might, knocking down rival cavemen left and right. Blood was spilled on the ground, but Grug's tribe emerged victorious.

As they celebrated their victory, Grug knew that he had to protect his tribe from any future threats. He began to teach the other men how to hunt and fight, passing on his knowledge and skills to the next generation.

And so, Grug became a legend among his people. His strength and intelligence ensured the survival of his tribe, and his legacy lived on for generations to come.

I remember my dad got us an audiobook about cavemen to get us to sleep without having listened to it first it was apparently full of caveman s*x between neanderthals and homo sapiens. I'll look for it again maybe I will find

nvm another user found them

Genndy Tartakovsky has you, there’s literally a perfect answer to your question. Caveman show from caveman times where there’s no spoken word, only nonverbal between a caveman and a dino.

If you don’t watch this show IMMEDIATELY (there’s some free episodes always up on adultswim.com if ur poorcel) i’m going to get irrationally angry.

Here’s one of the only scenes / episodes that is by far the absolute MOST disturbing and dread-inducing thing I’ve ever seen on tv.

Clan of the Cave Bear?

I have no suggestions but I wish you luck your search

Godspeed

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Borpa

There might be some whiteys who have written their noble savage fantasies of what the australia(America too?) was like pre colonialism?

The inheritors by William Golding

Use chatgpt for this.

Quest for Fire

Probably not exactly what you're looking for but the closest thing I've read was Evolution by Stephen Baxter, it's basically a collection of short stories set describing stages of primate evolution, part 1 is prehominid ancestors, part 2 is hominid evolution up to the agricultural revolution, and part 3 is about future human evolution. Part 2 had some stories that sound like what youre looking for.

Harry Turtledove's beyond the gap. Not entirely Caveman but plenty of'em.

Mean Girls.

Explanation: https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/your-book-review-the-dawn-of-everything

Maroo of the Winter Caves

It's a bit above dramatard reading level, but look at this as an opportunity to finally find a Daddy to read aloud to you.

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I take it you've already seen quest for fire

My father used to read Rulaman to me when I was a child, cant remember if it was good tho https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rulaman

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/10,000_BC_(film)

"A Story," by John V. Marsch, the second story in The Fifth Head of Cerberus. technically it concerns aliens (but they're essentially human) and has some other scifi elements, but it's essentially a story about pre-civilized cavemen and their understanding and experience of the world. i wasn't crazy about it but it sounds like you'd like it. if you do like it make sure to read the rest of the book, especially the eponymous novella, because it's great

I remember in high school, we were given a "free reading period" (or some similar name) because the english depts. in my country usually finish their classes by November so they need to stretch out the year by any means necessary. I would usually just go to the library and pick some random book with a cool looking cover or title, because I was an intellectual like that, and I once picked this book called "The Neanderthals" because I thought it was about the Netherlands and I must have been a little dyslexic. I don't remember why I wanted to read a book about the Netherlands.

Point is, there is a book out there called The Neanderthals about psychic cavemen if you care to find it.

Stonehenge by Bernard Cornwell?

I haven’t read it, but I like some of his other stuff.