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It's National #AppreciateADragonDay?? Well, what better dragon to appreciate than Stekin from Dragon Source and Dragon Bound by Glenn Birmingham =]
Glenn's still recovering, but he's started writing again, and the audiobooks of his series are coming soon. (Art by Kittrel / YoteNotes.)
Dragon Source by Glenn Birmingham
It's a snowy day for editing here in Colorado, so I wanted to break out some taiga pride fan art by none other than Glenn Birmingham of Dragon Source and Dragon Bound fame. My office is actually decorated with paintings of deserts or tropical paradises with gryphons in them, courtesy of being married to Glenn =] This piece always makes me think of the confrontation with Vosk from Ashen Weald, though I think it has strong Connixation vibes, too. Anyways, back to edits for me =] I'm about a third of the way through typing up the line edits to hand it off to the copy editor. Snowy days are the best for being creative.
Dragon Lord / Dragon Sourcer switch title is better ?
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I just realized that it's not just that a lot of GryphIns fan art hasn't shown up on Tumblr yet, but also Glenn Birmingham's Dragon Source. Well, since it's National Appreciate a Dragon Day, let's fix that, starting with @toadalled's wonderful Stekin pieces, some of the very first. Glenn has a tendency to stumble across random queer frogs or bug plushies in the wild and send them to Smatterbrain, and if I remember correctly, these were her way of saying thank you for all the gay frogs. Stekin is one of the two protagonists of the Reunification series by Glenn Birmingham. The first book follows Arten, a girl with magical fire burning its way out of her, and Stekin, a frosty dragon trying to get her to safety before the church finds her. While Stekin is hiding in human form for most of the first book, later entries take place inside a city of dragons. Though my favorite exchange from Dragon Source is... Arten: "But where does the tail go when you transform?" Stekin: "That is a very rude question!" Glenn's recovering from long COVID complications and only recently has become just well enough to do some writing. Dragon Source and Dragon Bound are available now (books2read.com/dragon source), and the third book is in the end of story edits, wrapping up an unfinished subplot, though there's no ETA while he's recovering. If you'd like to listen on audio, both of the first two books have been recorded by James Scott Spaid and are undergoing audioproofing.
