David Lee Summers

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Guinevere and the Stranger

Written by: David Lee Summers Art by: Michael Ellis Lettered by: Bram Meehan Price: $0.99 Guinevere and the Stranger In the sixth century, the vampire Desmond persuaded King Arthur to seek the lost Book of Jesus and the Holy Grail. While Arthur's knights sought these artifacts, the king's son began a campaign to usurp the throne. It's said Guinevere went to a convent after King Arthur's final battle. What happened to her has long been a mystery. At last, this book tells a lost tale from Queen Guinevere's final years. Buy now on comiXology!

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A New Look for the Hadrosaur Website

Hadrosaur Productions is currently working on several new projects. We recently released my new book, Firebrandt’s Legacy, along with Fallen Angel by David B. Riley. We plan to release the ex…

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I’m proud to announce the release of Hadrosaur Productions’ latest weird western adventure, Fallen Angel by David B. Riley. Fallen Angel is the story of Mabel, an angel from Hell, who a…

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A New Cover for The Pirates of Sufiro

As I mentioned in Tuesday’s post, my first novel, The Pirates of Sufiro, is now 25 years old. I gave Laura Givens the challenge of creating the cover for the anniversary edition. As we spoke …

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2019 marks two important milestone anniversaries. 25 years ago, Kumie Wise, William Grother, and I formed Hadrosaur Productions. That same year saw the publication of my first novel, The Pirates of…

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Hadrosaur Productions is now reading for a science fiction anthology about Exchange Students. (via When Cultures Meet)

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I share my thoughts about Star Trek Discovery at my blog. (via Discovery)

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I am proud to announce that my twelfth novel, Firebrandt’s Legacy, has officially launched! The title refers to Ellison Firebrandt, who fights the good fight for Earth. Under a letter of marq…

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I recently rewatched the classic movie, Forbidden Planet and I share some thoughts at my blog. (via Forbidden Planet)

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My novel Owl Riders will be next month’s selection at the Tucson Steampunk Society’s Book Club. I talk about the current month’s selection in my post as well. (via The Watchmaker of Filigree Street)

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Sharing what I love about Marvel’s Unbeatable Squirrel Girl (via Squirrel Girl)

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An author whose work I admire compared my Captain Firebrandt to A Bertram Chandler’s Commodore John Grimes. I discuss the original and why I find this especially flattering. (via Commodore John Grimes)

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I review Stephen D. Sullivan’s two novelizations of Manos: The Hands of Fate and reflect on how his process of analysis is similar to what I’m doing rewriting my novel, The Pirates of Sufiro. (via The Hands of Fate)

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How I spent my New Year’s Eve at Kitt Peak National Observatory (via 2019 Storms In)

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A look back at the short stories and books I published in the previous year. (via 2018 Publishing Year in Review)

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A couple of Victorian era ghost stories to make your holiday season a little more spooky. (via Victorian Christmas Ghost Stories)

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A look at how I’ve explored cell phones and communication in my fiction. (via Always Available)