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Rispin Quill
Rispin Quill, The Dragon Tongue
Legends of the Dragon Tongues: Book One
The small town of Ravenswood Bridge has a problem – a large, scaly, fire breathing problem. Once a year a huge dragon turns up and decides to fly around setting fires left, right and centre, which for most people, isn't really that convenient.
This year however, will be different; a prophet has spoken, the monster will be no more and the good people will be saved, for they have a champion, a chosen one, a hero. At least, that’s how the plan was meant to go, before Rispin Quill got involved.
Rispin Quill, The Dragon Tongue is a satirical, fantasy, comedy novel that's suitable for all ages.
What’s in the book?
Prepare for legends, a walk to certain doom, several inclusions of facts from renowned natural historian Doctor L. C. Monoculus, learn the truth behind the shameful acts of a drunken, rampaging strongman, and receive tips on how to / how not to trap a furioum mouse.
Experience an exciting encounter with a mighty dragon, a frightening fight with a vicious werewolf, then there’s possible death, blossoming love, and well-edited dull bits that you'll hardly notice.
Please be aware (part one)
Rispin Quill, the Dragon Tongue does not include: villain does bad deed. “We need a hero.” Hero turns up. Predictable filler to use up more pages. Swords / axes / a battle. The hero’s friend dies (gallantly). Wait, no, they’re okay. The villain is dead – or are they? Everyone is happy. The end.
Please be aware (part two)
According to a certain dragon, that along with fire and P.R., dragons additionally created writing – just to ensure books like this one could be written. With that knowledge in mind, keep a dragon happy / don’t suffer from the dark treacle; read Rispin Quill, the Dragon Tongue, right away.
^^ Dragon P.R. at its finest.
Legends of the Dragon Tongues: Book One
The small town of Ravenswood Bridge has a problem – a large, scaly, fire breathing problem. Once a year a huge dragon turns up and decides to fly around setting fires left, right and centre, which for most people, isn't really that convenient.
This year however, will be different; a prophet has spoken, the monster will be no more and the good people will be saved, for they have a champion, a chosen one, a hero. At least, that’s how the plan was meant to go, before Rispin Quill got involved.
Rispin Quill, The Dragon Tongue is a satirical, fantasy, comedy novel that's suitable for all ages.
What’s in the book?
Prepare for legends, a walk to certain doom, several inclusions of facts from renowned natural historian Doctor L. C. Monoculus, learn the truth behind the shameful acts of a drunken, rampaging strongman, and receive tips on how to / how not to trap a furioum mouse.
Experience an exciting encounter with a mighty dragon, a frightening fight with a vicious werewolf, then there’s possible death, blossoming love, and well-edited dull bits that you'll hardly notice.
Please be aware (part one)
Rispin Quill, the Dragon Tongue does not include: villain does bad deed. “We need a hero.” Hero turns up. Predictable filler to use up more pages. Swords / axes / a battle. The hero’s friend dies (gallantly). Wait, no, they’re okay. The villain is dead – or are they? Everyone is happy. The end.
Please be aware (part two)
According to a certain dragon, that along with fire and P.R., dragons additionally created writing – just to ensure books like this one could be written. With that knowledge in mind, keep a dragon happy / don’t suffer from the dark treacle; read Rispin Quill, the Dragon Tongue, right away.
^^ Dragon P.R. at its finest.
- GenresFantasy
182 pages, ebook
First published June 3, 2012
197 people want to read
About the author
Andrew Thornway
1 book1 followerAndrew Thornway is based in the UK and has written for numerous publishers and websites.
Taking inspiration from characters and locations in his Legends of the Dragon Tongues book series, Andrew Thornway has created a highly entertaining card game called Mayhex! (for ages 12 to adult).
Taking inspiration from characters and locations in his Legends of the Dragon Tongues book series, Andrew Thornway has created a highly entertaining card game called Mayhex! (for ages 12 to adult).
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November 3, 2016
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I love all manor of dragon books minus romance ones. I picked up this book because I thought it'd focus on dragons. It doesn't really. The book starts off with the main character meeting a comically scary dragon and sharing some roasted chicken with it. Then the boy starts telling the story of how he ended up on that very same mountain and the book jumps to a flashback. For the rest of the story the boy recounts why the villagers forced him onto the mountain alone with a dragon. I really didn't find myself enjoying it and started reading ahead.
I love all manor of dragon books minus romance ones. I picked up this book because I thought it'd focus on dragons. It doesn't really. The book starts off with the main character meeting a comically scary dragon and sharing some roasted chicken with it. Then the boy starts telling the story of how he ended up on that very same mountain and the book jumps to a flashback. For the rest of the story the boy recounts why the villagers forced him onto the mountain alone with a dragon. I really didn't find myself enjoying it and started reading ahead.
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