NewEarth Series - Gordon and Grabon

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Grabon’s Visitors

By Julia Schmeelk | January 11, 2018

In Gordon’s Pride, Monna visits and is sent out of the territory for breaking the rules. In Heron’s Bonds she returns. I do not want to say more on the subject, but she is treated far differently than the five other friends who come to visit. It is custom among dragons that an unknown visitor…

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Education

By Julia Schmeelk | January 11, 2018

Dragons leave the nest at fifteen cycles after learning the basics, flying to other territories to learn as much as possible. More on that will be evident as the next stories unfold, but the humans are different. In the colonies and developed settlements they have schools for young people. In less developed places, it is…

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Standards

By Julia Schmeelk | January 11, 2018

Humans like to set standards, especially on NewEarth where survival is difficult and a struggle. Those who fall outside the standard with too much or too little are generally set to the side. Gordon has too much strength both physically and psychically. Heron is not only companion to a dragon, he survived a tragedy that…

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Why Deceive

By Julia Schmeelk | January 10, 2018

In order to keep a low profile, Heron had to play the pet or he might have been hunted for sport in one of the territories. Worse, he and Grabon would have been separated. As long as Grabon was not mature, they could not risk Heron being seen as an equal. The same is true…

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Grabon’s Territory

By Julia Schmeelk | January 10, 2018

How is it that humans know so little about the dragons? Well, the dragons were not inclined to make contact with lesser beasts that came from off planet unless they posed a danger to the planet itself. The dragons observed the humans from a distance. Yes that meant that the humans had a glimpse of…

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Guests and visitors

By Julia Schmeelk | January 10, 2018

Most of us have a language distinction that we use to indicate company that joins us in our lives and those who expect us to cater to their needs. Whether our friends hang out while others visit or we have guests and visitors, it all amounts to the same thing. Some people are close enough…

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Jenny

By Julia Schmeelk | January 10, 2018

Why is her speech undeveloped when Heron finds her and Trissy? She is four cycles, between seven and eight earth years, yet her speech is poorly pronounced. First, different children develop at different ages, but also while they have been traveling there were few opportunities to practice her speech. Some tasks she is independent with,…

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Heron’s Bonds

By Julia Schmeelk | January 10, 2018

One of my favorite parts of the story is not a big dramatic event, but rather Grabon’s attitude toward Trissy and Jenny. Being companions with Heron is obviously important, so establishing some form of bond with his mate and child must have been incredibly important. He manages well, but it could not have been easy.

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Wildly Exciting

By Julia Schmeelk | January 9, 2018

I spoke with Athena today, my artist, and she is going to draw the latest dragons to join Grabon. Keep a watch on the website so you can see as new art is added. Just as exciting, I got my own copy of Heron’s Bonds in the mail. I took a picture and sent it…

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Tad and Hess

By Julia Schmeelk | January 9, 2018

If you remember the brothers, Gordon’s cousins from Gordon’s Pride, they come with a cattle wagon to take Karn and Mazy back to the first colony. They are born Farmers, but that is not their only skills. They buy and trade things with the smugglers and produce things, like paper books. They are both adults,…

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Newsletter 1

By Julia Schmeelk | January 8, 2018

The first newsletter went out today and I am hoping people enjoyed it. So far the response has been positive, but then I started composing the next one. With two books listed on Amazon, I am wondering what types of insight I should include. I personally hate spoilers, so I am not willing to go…

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Looking for Art

By Julia Schmeelk | January 8, 2018

More of Athena’s fantastic depictions of NewEarth can be found in the glossary. From bentars to fangers, she has illustrated the critters of my world most impressively. Take a few moments to look around the glossary and see if her image matches yours.

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