Daniel Draym's Blog

Humanity never came closer to general enlightenment than in May 1964. It all started with an immigrant. Make a note, class. People breaking free from [...]

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There’s this place up north. I won’t tell you its name. Either you know and recognise it, or you don’t, and then I pity you. [...]

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I must admit I’ve been slacking on this blog. But that doesn’t mean I’ve been entirely idle. I’m still working on the clean-up of the [...]

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I’ve been on a hiatus during the festive season, which admittedly felt a lot less festive than in previous years — a notion you can [...]

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In Dream Whisperer, Lady Eiluned, a high-ranking elf and Fleming’s grandmother, tells her grandson that the elves have decided to leave Earth because there’s no [...]

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Dream Whisperer is in no small part the story of a race against the clock to prevent an Outer God from opening a portal to [...]

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Cole Delaney stood on the porch of his twenty-six-room house overlooking Lake Willoughby in Vermont. The sunset was sublime as ever. He couldn’t believe his [...]

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When writing a novel situated at the beginning of the 20th century, the language used in dialogues is an issue. A modern reader expects snazzy [...]

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One of the Dream Whisperer characters you’ll see returning in the sequel is Alan Hargrave. In Dream Whisperer, he’s an army captain serving as a [...]

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Countess von Corvey travels to Istanbul on the SMS Loreley. The ship actually existed. It was built in Glasgow by D. & W. Henderson & [...]

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