Polygon has posted an article that showcases an interview with Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman over the upcoming novel, Dragons of Deceit. Plus, there’s an exclusive preview of the new book!
The article also includes the gorgeous cover art by Philipp Urlich and a new map of Ansalon from cartographer Jared Blando.
About Trampas Whiteman ("Dragonhelm")
Trampas “Dragonhelm” Whiteman is best known for co-creating and administering the Dragonlance Nexus fan site. He is co-author of three Dragonlance books – Holy Orders of the Stars, Knightly Orders of Ansalon, and Races of Ansalon.
When not evangelizing Dragonlance and other settings, Trampas is a husband, father, podcaster, and web designer. Trampas also enjoys reading comics, reading fantasy and scifi novels, and playing D&D.
At least in my opinion, this books keeps getting better and better. Having a female Solamnic protagonist is kinda of a dream-come-true for me, and the writing so far reads very well, well-paced and very much in line with Dragonlance’s overall “style”, I’d say.
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Memorable Quotes
Astinus did not look up from his writing, though the door did not often open while he was engaged in work. The historian could count the number of times on his fingers. One of those times had been during the Cataclysm. That had disturbed his writing, he recalled, remembering with disgust the spilled ink that had ruined a page.
At least in my opinion, this books keeps getting better and better. Having a female Solamnic protagonist is kinda of a dream-come-true for me, and the writing so far reads very well, well-paced and very much in line with Dragonlance’s overall “style”, I’d say.