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The art of dragon killing: Dragons have been eating humans for centuries. Now heroes throughout history stalk their legendary foe. Learn how to hunt, kill, and eat the wild dragon. Never before has revenge tasted so good. A literary feast for the bloody-minded. In Janet Morris' anthology on the art of dragon killing, seventeen writers bring you so close to dragons you can smell their fetid breath. Tales for the bold among you. HEROIKA 1 -- DRAGON EATERS, an anthology of heroic fiction edited by Janet Morris, features original stories by Janet Morris and Chris Morris, S. E. Lindberg, Jack William Finley, Travis Ludvigson, Tom Barczak, J. P. Wilder, Joe Bonadonna, Milton Davis, Alexandra Butcher, William Hiles, M Harold Page, Walter Rhein, Cas Peace, Beth Waggoner Patterson, Bruce Durham, Mark Finn. Não foram encontradas descrições de bibliotecas. |
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Interesting. This piece has an intentionally-elevated, formal style which effectively brings to mind ancient mythologies - maybe Babylonian, more than anything else? One really gets a sense of a greater culture and complicated pantheon behind what's on the page. However, that very quality of the writing also makes it a little bit inaccessible and confusing, as characters and events are continually brought up without explanation or introduction.
It's a historical explanation of why a certain people partake in a ritual that they do.
** Legacy of the Great Dragon - S.E. Lindberg
The Egyptian gods are losing their divine powers and becoming mortal. Thoth is desperately trying to research some alchemical or scientific way of restoring their immortality, but Horus is stupidly impatient and focused solely on his age-old conflict with Set. The lust for power will destroy the painstaking search for knowledge...
I liked the ideas here, but unfortunately I felt that the execution was rather clunky.
*** Bring Your Rage - Janet & Chris Morris
Queen of the Amazons, Penthesilea, is among a group of rough, rowdy and disenchanted men assembled to hunt a dragon and, after proving their worth, to fight against Troy. But them one man arrives who makes the crowd seem like the rabble they are. This may be the one man whom she can see as a hero...
*** Aquila of Oyos - Walter Rhein
A fearsome but ancient dragon refuses to admit that times are changing, when a chained dragon in the company of men approaches his lair. Age-old taboos forbid a dragon from killing another dragon... but this is an extreme provocation.
The Wyght Wyrm - Cas Peace
The Old Man on a Mountain - Jack William Finley
Of Blood and Scales - AL Butcher
Night Stalkers - Travis Ludvigson
Forged - Tom Barczak
The Rhyme of the Dragon Queen - JP Wilder
The Dragon's Horde - Joe Bonadonna
Wawindaji Joka (The Dragon Hunters) - Milton Davis
Against the Sky Tomb of the Earth - M. Harold Page
Red Rain - William Hiles
La Betaille - Beth W. Patterson
Arctic Rage - Bruce Durham
Sic Semper Draconis - Mark Finn ( )