Epic Fantasy Archive

The Economist and the Dragon by Cameron Johnston. The dragon Vermikalathyxak sighed in relief as her claw finally dislodged the splintered femur that had been embedded between two of her teeth. She spat the bone out, and it clattered

The Fair Beneath The Ice by A. P. Maynard. When he called her name, the rocky slope and the pine-scented trees distorted the sound of his voice, scattering it into a thousand shards, so it sounded like it came

Feast Of The Torn by Brandie Tarvin. The star sliced a silent arc through the midnight sky, a burnt-yellow ribbon of fire trailing in its wake. The first recorded sightings came from China, while the star was large and fiery and

The Hidden People by Resa Nelson. As the Dark Citadels loomed ahead, Sigurthor whispered, “Remember what I told you about the Hidden People.” Lydia remembered. Sigurthor had warned her about them the first week she’d come to Iceland. At

A Hero's Wish by Scott T. Barnes. Carlyle couldn’t help gaping at the jade dragon. The beast’s neck curved along the vaulted ceiling then sloped downward twenty feet to a carriage-sized head. A burning haystack balanced on its tongue