Thank you to all who have participated in the 15-years-of-Raising-Dragons celebration. I will draw the winners for the clay dragons and the sew-on patches soon. Regarding the grand prize, if you collected all of the letters from the posts this… Read More ›
If you have read Omega Dragon, you are probably convinced that I am telling the truth when I claim that this is the last novel in the story world. I don’t want to write another one. Yet, I might add… Read More ›
I didn’t get many entrants for this contest, so I’m posting it here. Click on the photo below to go to the Facebook post and enter for a chance to win these dragons. My thanks to Ophelia for creating these… Read More ›
I had a lot of fun writing The Seventh Door, especially when Semiramis posed as Darcy and it was difficult to tell which version of Darcy was the real one and which was Semiramis. While I wrote their standoff scene,… Read More ›
A theme that I employ extensively in my stories is heroic self-sacrifice, and From the Mouth of Elijah erupts with that theme again and again. The story highlights heroic males, females, and dragons who suffer greatly in order to help… Read More ›
When some people read the prologue of Song of the Ovulum, they were shocked. Some even became angry. After the beautiful happy ending of the previous book, learning what Bonnie and Ashley had to endure shortly afterward was heart-wrenching. But… Read More ›
I once conducted a poll for all twelve Dragons in our Midst story world books and asked which was the favorite. The Bones of Makaidos received more votes than the other eleven combined. At more than 670 pages, this book… Read More ›
Last of the Nephilim is my wife’s favorite of the 12-book story world, most likely because it probes so deeply into the Angel character and her decisions. Set in Second Eden, the story provides a parallel to the original Eden,… Read More ›
Debuting in 2007, Enoch’s Ghost took a long time to incubate. To learn why, go to this link – http://www.theauthorschair.com/shopping/DimeTwoPennies.pdf I have been told by many that, in this story, Walter’s visit to the Lake of Fire was one of… Read More ›
Published in 2006, Eye of the Oracle is a prequel to the Dragons in our Midst series, which prompts some to choose to read it first, that is, before Dragons in our Midst. If you do so, you will understand… Read More ›