I just can’t see myself writing a dragon story without it being epic in some way. However, that being said, I have definitely read more grounded stories with dragons that I enjoy. To me, dragons are in a category all their own. No art since has influenced me as much, and I doubt any will. I could make Asagoroth as grand as he should be and it fit with the world I created. Then one day I had Asagoroth and Trystan’s story. I can’t say how long that was my desktop picture, and how long I stared at it as a story slowly began to build. The awesome artwork is by Treijim on DeviantArt: I created and discarded many ideas before one picture changed everything. For a very long time I’ve wanted to write a story with a dragon but none of the scenarios and plots were large enough in my mind to warrant having such a titanic creature in them.

Due to that I am very picky on how they are depicted. I don’t know if it’s their strength, ferocity, or hoarding abilities… *smirk*. I have always enjoyed mythological and folklore creatures but for whatever reason dragons hit me differently than all the others. It started when I read The Dragonriders of Pern series by Anne McCaffrey. It’s probably the fastest I’ve written a story in a very long time.ĭragons have been an obsession since I was in middle school. “On Wings of Passion” is the prequel to my surprisingly popular story “On Wings of Thunder.” It tells the story of the great dragon Asagoroth and his first angel love, Roland. Grimm here to promote my newest release “On Wings of Passion.” I want to give a big thanks to Love Bytes for hosting me today. Grimm joining us today to talk about new release “On Wings of Passion”, book two in the On Wings Sage.

On Wings of Thunder by M.D. Grimm