We made it! It’s the final entry of the April AtoZ Challenge 2018 — and to cap it all off, here is an epic dragon from Slavic mythology called Zmey Gorynych by American professional artist RJ Palmer, posting as arvalis. This is just of his designs for “a dragon book for Scholastic by way of Becker&Mayer Books”…
V is for the Volsunga Saga Moving (slowly but surely) right along in my 2017 AtoZ Challenge, we’ll examine another story from ancient mythology — this time travelling to Scandinavia, to examine the legendary 12th-13th century Norse prose poem that includes the slaying of the dragon Fafnir by the hero Sigurd in the Volsunga Saga. The full Volsungs Saga has been translated…
J is for Jason and the Argonauts Next up in the April 2017 AtoZ Challenge, we’ll head back to Ancient Greece and look at the Colchian Dragon in the story of Jason and the Argonauts. The Theoi Project is a wonderful site “exploring Greek mythology and the gods in classical literature and art … [that provides] a…
Today is the Autumnal Equinox, the day of equal light and dark to mark the transition from Summer to Autumn. I thought finding an “equinox dragon” would be easy (since my Writing Thoughts post still isn’t done from last week*) but I got SO much more than I bargained for as I went Finding Dragons today… This…
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