The First Winner of... The Sweet Deal!

Haristaan by Kitsooki of Deviant Art

My friend, Haristaan, entered my raffle to have a story written by my scribe Theresa. 

He made the suggestion that the two of us might rescue another dragon in his story.

Theresa took the suggestion and using her writing talents, she ran with it. 

"The Encounter"

Farloft and Haristaan had been traveling together for several weeks. The old dragon enjoyed the company of the younger black. Haristaan was quick witted, charming and best of all he was a good listener. The younger dragon seemed to absorb Farloft’s stories like a sponge. He never tired of the old one’s tales of times long gone by.

A Sweet Deal! Your own Story with Farloft the Dragon!

(Art by Bluekite-Falls of Deviant Art)

How would you like to STAR in your own story with me, Farloft the Dragon?

Well, now you can!

My scribe, Theresa, is going to treat a few special people,

chosen from a raffle, to Star in a story with me.

All you have to do is email Theresa

TheresaSnyderAuthor@gmail.com
(copy and paste)

Provide Theresa with the following information:

Your Twitter Address or Contact Information

Your Name

and

Your Suggestions!

Yes... You can make suggestions to guide the story.

Give Theresa a: "setting," "situation," or "challenge" to overcome in the story.

If you are chosen, 

Theresa might contact you for details, or she might just run amok. *grins*

Once she is finished, I will post it here, Twitter, on my blog, and on my Facebook site.

Then we will 'email' you and give you the links so, you can tell your friends.

Email now to ENTER!

Clearair, Clears the Air - Her 1st Interview

Many of my friends on Twitter have asked about my mate, Clearair. They have expressed a desire to speak with her, to have her join me on a Farloft Friday, but that is just not going to happen. *shakes wedged head from side-to-side*

I was blessed when my love found me, but she is not a social creature. Her history makes her leery of humans until they prove to her they are worth her time. She is distant with other dragons as well.

However, so many of you have asked, that my friend Bob Miller, suggested I might ask Clearair a few questions and Theresa, my scribe, could jot them down for you.

The following are the things Bob from Twitter was interested in. If you have other questions, perhaps you could ask me on Twitter the last Friday of the month and I could relay them to my mate for her reply.

*cozies up with mate among the soft things in their nest. Clears throat and lays out notes from Bob*

Farloft the Dragon Reviews - "Pete's Dragon"

I had the pleasure of seeing Pete's Dragon today!
*grins toothily*

Theresa, my scribe and friend, knows the manager of the local theater and he gave her a discount on twenty tickets so I could wedge myself into the back row. I made it through the double outside emergency doors. Luckily the back row has extra leg room for humans. When I tucked my legs under the seats further down, I just fit.

Pete's Dragon, Elliot and The Dragon Who Tweets, Farloft

Farloft the Dragon friend, Elliot, has had a Hollywood Make-over for the new version of his movie, 'Pete's Dragon.' Here is his before & after photos. From a scaly to a fluffy dragon, what's with that? Did they think he would look more wolf-like for the woods instead of his original location in a Maine fishing village?

I must admit his profile is a lot more intelligent with this new look and loosing the 'pink' was an improvement. But frankly, I wish he had called Farloft or me for a few more tips about Pacific NW dragons. I mean, Farloft is a Native Pacific NW dragon. Casting Elliot is like casting a Californian with a cool tan to play an Indian.

The folks at Pixar/Disney should have a look at The Dragon Who Tweets.

Online Book Club gives "James & the Dragon" 4 out of 4 STARS!

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Official Review: James & the Dragon

Post Number:#1 by gali » 29 Jul 2016, 14:01
[Following is the official OnlineBookClub.org review of "James & the Dragon" by Theresa Snyder.]

"James & the Dragon is a fantastic children's fantasy book written by Theresa Snyder. I love books about dragons, so was happy to read this book. This is first book in the Farloft Chronicles and a great introduction to the series I have to say. With a story told from multiple points of view, an eloquent writing, a well-constructed world, and larger than life protagonists, we have here a spellbinding tale..."

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My First Official Character Interview

I have done interviews with Theresa, my scribe, before. You have perhaps read them here on my blog, but I have never had the stage fully to myself before. *grins and ruffles wings in excitement*

Lexi Miles, a friend of Theresa's asked me for an Interview. *golden eyes whirl*

I was delighted to say the least. She didn't even get after me for doing my happy dance, even though I broke one of her potted plants in the process. (I am sure Theresa will buy her a nice new one.)

Anyway, here is the interview, the next from me, The Dragon Who Tweets!