Notes on Dragons

by Christopher Bramley

Have you ever wondered how Dragons might exist? How they could fly, how they might live and think, how they could breathe flame?

Combining the might and power of western myths and the mystery and magic of eastern legends, the Dragons that exist in the world of Kuln are different from any you have seen before. A short and detailed look into their anatomy, intellect, and how they might really work adds some background to the new epic fantasy by Christopher Bramley.

This short companion book contains excerpts from the notes of Aldwyn Varelin - a pre-eminent scholar in Anaria - during his journeys in The Serpent Calls, Book One of the Chaoswar saga (available soon in paperback and ebook from Sanctum Publishing).

26 pages, Paperback

First published February 27, 2014

About the author

Chris lives in the UK and is the author of the World of Kuln series, as well as other diverse stories, and also writes articles and books in non-fiction and business. He moonlights as a TEDx and conference speaker, coach, and consultant for executives and organisations in complexity, agility, resilience, and human learning. He has too many hobbies – which include scuba diving, climbing, martial arts, gaming, reading, working out, photography, composing music, and generally learning anything and everything he can – and leads a very active lifestyle as a strong mental and physical health advocate. He reads almost constantly. For him, life is about learning and doing. His brain is… busy.

Chris is atypically autistic (ASD 1/2, with likely dyscalculia and occasional dyspraxia), and has differences in sensory and emotional input, as well as increased sensitivity in all of them, and annoyingly persistent imposter syndrome, so he sees different patterns and linkages in the world. He is very imperfect. A lot of his dreams end up in his books.

You can follow him on Twitter (@christopbramley) or visit www.christopherbramley.com for updates on all his novels.