My computer crashed on Thursday. I am stuck with just my iPad. So there will not be a post this week, but I promise to do a post of double length next week provided my new computer arrives in time. Until then I hope you all have a lovely week.
Saturday, May 21, 2016
Thursday, November 26, 2015
Find Your New Favorite Series!
Greetings Readers,
Find Your New Favorite Series!
Spend your evenings in front of the fire with Dragons, Shape-shifters or Spacemen.
Available everywhere
Amazon - Kindle
Barnes & Noble - Nook
Kobo
CreateSpace - Paperback Editions
GooglePlay - Android Devices
iBook - iTunes
Smashwords
Find Your New Favorite Series!
Spend your evenings in front of the fire with Dragons, Shape-shifters or Spacemen.
Available everywhere
Amazon - Kindle
Barnes & Noble - Nook
Kobo
CreateSpace - Paperback Editions
GooglePlay - Android Devices
iBook - iTunes
Smashwords
Saturday, November 14, 2015
Yakov Hightower and the Glitter of a Pirate's Booty
My friend, Cheri Matthynessen, an author in her own right, has a wonderful little contest running on her blog Challenge the Writer. Readers are challenged to give Cheri a (1) Character Type (2) Specific Place (3) Situation and (4) A Random Item.
I love this kind of thing to get the old creative juices moving. I immediately challenged her with:
(1) A hunchback prince with a gift for gab
(2) The imaginary land of Sand & Stone
(3) A torturous climb
(4) A sentient mute snake
I think she felt the pressure so she turned right around and shot one of her own personal challenges to me:
I love this kind of thing to get the old creative juices moving. I immediately challenged her with:
(1) A hunchback prince with a gift for gab
(2) The imaginary land of Sand & Stone
(3) A torturous climb
(4) A sentient mute snake
I think she felt the pressure so she turned right around and shot one of her own personal challenges to me:
Labels:
AI,
Robots,
Solar winds,
space pirates,
star travelers,
Treasure
Friday, November 6, 2015
The Birth of a Norwich Dragon
A Short Story in One Post for Your Reading Enjoyment...
My name is Raptorsfire.
I am here to tell you there is still ‘Magic’ in the
mundane world of humans.
This is my story. It is not long, but it is my life
thus far. And… an exciting life it has been.
The first thing I remember is the warmth and
security I can only attribute to being in my egg. My mother’s hot breath must
have kept it at just the right temperature for me to develop and grow within
its confines.
Friday, October 30, 2015
A Dragon Storybook with Coloring Pages
Something for you to investigate
while I prepare our next story.
Now Available!
while I prepare our next story.
Now Available!
Something Special for the Dragon Lovers in Your Family!
Farloft’s Storybook was written for your hatchlings.
A six year old will love to read it.
The younger ones will enjoy having these
nine short stories read to them over, and over, again.
The delightful illustrations by Bluekite-Falls
will engage and hold their interest,
while each story is followed by a
Labels:
coloring book,
Dragons,
Farloft,
preschoolers,
storybook
Sunday, October 25, 2015
Planet Designation 014.666.2460 - Chapter 27 - The End
“There are a couple dozen of them
setting up a perimeter around the entrance,” Jake announced as he and Arr
hurried back up to us in the cavern. “They’re working up their courage to come
in.”
I was standing beside Rudd’ard.
“You should jump.” I said. “Get out of here and as far away as possible.”
“We won’t leave you.” Rudd’ard
placed his hand on his Great and Graf’tal huffed an affirmation deep in his
throat. “They killed your parents because of us. We will see you safely out of
here or die trying.”
Graf’tal extended his paw toward
Arr. “Give me the Sollen,” he ordered.
Labels:
Adventure,
Dragon stories,
Dragons,
Star Trader,
Star Trader Update
Sunday, October 18, 2015
Planet Designation 014.666.2460 - Chapter 26
“I was one of the first to hear
its call,” Mul’drak told us. As we continued to sit in the cavern listening to the dragon's story. “Tal’on was my father’s Great. When I was a
youngling I listened to his tale of Tal’on over and over again.”
“So it was at least three
generations between Tal’on’s capture and the Sollen sounding again?” Jake
asked.
“Yes, and for your humankind,
many, many more generation,” Mul’drak said. “You live such short lives.”
“When the call came five of us
answered. We mistakenly thought five was enough,” the old dragon said and
shrugged his shoulders making his wings rise in the process. “We found out
later that the Prime passed on the story of the Sollen and its location through
his family and political associates as Tal’on and my father had passed it on to
us. In fact, the ruling of the Valdare had been retained in the Prime’s family
line. When we arrived we found the Valdare had developed into an advanced technological
society with no pity for their own kind, much less ours.
Labels:
Dragon stories,
Dragons,
Science fiction stories,
Science-fiction,
Scifi,
Star Trader,
Star Trader Update,
Star Traveler Series
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