Thread: Dragons? Yea or Nay?
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Old 10-18-2011, 11:43 PM   #109
speakingtohe
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There is no refreshing, new twist that an author can come up with for dragons... it's been done.
While I agree that most plots (with or without dragons) have been done, and often done to death, I come across concepts/characters/plots that are new or refreshing to me.

Tea with The Black Dragon by R. A McAvoy for instance is not your usual run of the mill dragon story.

I am pretty dragon neutral but if a book is good a dragon or two is often a bonus.

Helen
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