Black Dragon, White Dragon

When medieval mapmakers wanted to denote dangerous or unexplored territories they would often place a sea serpent on the parchment with the warning "Here Be Dragons." Here, too, are dragons both dangerous and unexplored: twenty-four tales about literature's most fascinating, magical and fearsome creature. Sometimes amusing, oftentimes horrifying, always larger than life, these dragons leap off the page like few others have done. Eugie Foster, James S. Dorr, Jeff Crook, Kelly Harmon,...
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When medieval mapmakers wanted to denote dangerous or unexplored territories they would often place a sea serpent on the parchment with the warning "Here Be Dragons." Here, too, are dragons both dangerous and unexplored: twenty-four tales about literature's most fascinating, magical and fearsome creature. Sometimes amusing, oftentimes horrifying, always larger than life, these dragons leap off the page like few others have done. Eugie Foster, James S. Dorr, Jeff Crook, Kelly Harmon, Christopher Heath and Steve Goble join an outstanding cast of authors who delight in writing about dragons as much as you do in reading about them.