Dragon Day gets a new definition in literature thanks to Bob Proehl, brought forward with less magic and more realism. The story's goal is understanding initial human-dragon interactions so the world may survive. Set in our modern world, it shows how human problems impact challenges when new forces enter our reality.
Subplots influence the reader's experience like spices in a meal. A story can still be enjoyable without them, but something essential will be missing. Without the Dursleys, Draco Malfoy, or the rich world-building subplots, Harry Potter might have been just another story about a wizarding school.
Discover how establishing rules in your magic system or technology can transform your story's plot. From Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn to Frank Herbert's Dune, learn how limitations create compelling narratives. Plus, explore how acclaimed author Brandon Mull masterfully implements these techniques in his beloved fantasy series.
Kenneth W. Myers 