A Dragon-Lover's Treasury of the Fantastic

by Margaret Weis

First published 1994

In this sweeping anthology, dragons are more than mythical beasts—they're living, breathing agents of transformation. Each story reveals a world where these ancient creatures challenge human understanding, from hidden mountain kingdoms to storm-wracked coastal realms. Some tales feature dragonriders battling impossible odds, while others explore the intricate societies where humans and dragons forge uneasy alliances. Margaret Weis assembles stories that push beyond simple monster narratives, revealing dragons as intelligent, complex beings with their own desires, politics, and inner lives. Some stories pulse with battlefield intensity; others whisper with arcane mystery. But every narrative shares a common thread: when dragons enter the scene, nothing remains unchanged. This is not just a collection of fantasy—it's a profound reimagining of what dragons can represent in myth and imagination.

Genres: short-stories, fantasy, dragons

Vibes: atmospheric, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: found-family, intelligent-creatures

421 pages · Paperback · Aspect Fantasy

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