The cover of Dragons of Spring Dawning. Three figures stand in front of a grassy hillside. The first is a beefy warrior wearing a silly winged helmet, a tattered tabard, and a set of mismatched armour. The second is a lady in a defensive stance with a sword. She has permed 1980s hair and is showing off an improbable amount of leg. The third is a bronze-skinned, white-haired man in red robes leaning on a staff. Behind them, a green dragon rears upon the hillside.

Dragons of Spring Dawning

“They’re taking the Ring to Mount Doom, but here it’s a person instead of a magic ring and an old chunk of marble instead of a volcano — and for all the sense it makes, they might as well be taking a fish to a Ferris wheel.”

The cover of Dragons of Autumn Twilight. A cloaked, bearded half-elf, a blond woman carrying a staff, and an armored knight with an awesome moustache stand in front of a hill. A red dragon curls around the hill behind them. Everything is in shades of red and gold.

Dragons of Autumn Twilight

“If there’s one truth about writing that I’ve learned from reviewing an nigh-infinite number of these novels, it’s that good characters can cover up a multitude of sins.”