Discussions on NewEarth
I wanted a way for my readers to easily discuss NewEarth, and perhaps gain some insight that others who don't read my blog may not gain. The Blog posts below may contain information not contained in the books, or address questions from my readers.
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Dragon Posture
As you read Heron’s Bonds you will probably notice that the posture of Brom and Griss are well described when they make their vows to Grabon after he promises them something they clearly find valuable. I am being cagey to keep from revealing details a reader might not have discovered yet. In any case, their…
Read MoreThe Heartsinger
As we dance through the next two months and I work on getting Tad and Dotty ready to meet the world, ask yourself where you think the story is going? How many potential conflicts lie ahead? Hopefully my plots are not so predictable that you know before details unfold. Happy reading, but tell me what…
Read MoreThree Wishes
Not that some magical wizard of wonderment is going to pop out a bottle anywhere near me or you, but if one did, what would you wish for? For myself I am not so sure, but for Heron and Grabon I am almost certain their first wish would be to avert a species conflict on…
Read MoreTree Root Shelter
In Heron’s Bonds the reader discovers that Trissy and Jenny were staying in a tree root shelter when the temperature warmed. Since we know that storm came on and went from early fall temps to full winter in less that a full day, it is not so surprising that it warmed up the same way.…
Read MoreGrabon
Did you ever wonder what makes Grabon different from other dragons? Is it his bond with Heron? Was he different before that? Do you suppose he is brighter or dumber than other dragons? As you read Heron’s Bonds, take a moment and consider Grabon’s history. As the story of NewEarth unfolds, you find out more…
Read MoreHeron’s Bonds
Well it might not be official, but Heron’s Bonds can be found on Amazon today, right now!
Read MoreGold coins
To keep things simple I use a base ten system, 10 small coins equal one large. A small coin is about the size of a dime, easily carried and stored. Nuggets and various coins from other places are all measured against that system. Gold was originally valued by the humans because of its value on…
Read MoreGold Crafting
Gold nuggets, beads and coins are all part of the NewEarth economy. Gold tends to be the currency most easily traded for goods and labor, but it is not used only for that. Gold is also the memory river, it originally holds the planets memory that can be read by virtually anyone with a connection…
Read MoreGibbers
Someone recently told me they like my red and white squirrels but couldn’t remember what they were called. Gibbers are a lot like squirrels in they are small, race from tree to tree and collect nuts and seeds, but like everything on NewEarth they are connected to the planet. Gibbers are the gossips, the news…
Read MoreYoungsters
In Heron’s Bonds look for references to dragon youngsters. It isn’t until the HeartSinger that you meet the first two, but I think you’ll enjoy the idea in Heron’s Bonds. Dragons have a unique view of the raising of dragons and their society has very definite ideas on how they should be treated. Do you…
Read MoreBirthdays
I toyed with the idea of having birthday celebrations on NewEarth and decided instead to have other types of celebrations and a different way of marking the calendar. It is obviously seasonally divided, but since the year is longer and days are longer they keep track differently. One of the scenes that I cut from…
Read MoreMaking Goods and Buying Goods
One of the joys of writing NewEarth is figuring out ways to bring in the odd item. Tad and Hess certainly manage by trading with smugglers for off planet goods. Rok’s inventions certainly add a new dimension, and has the potential to change the human lifestyle. The human and dragon needs on NewEarth are not…
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