I've been fascinated by stories of dragons since I was a child. In those days most of the stories made the dragons the creatures the heroes killed. I always thought that was less than wonderful though these dragons usually breathed fire and attacked villages, I always thought there might be some who were wonderful.
Much later I discovered the Pern novels by Anne Mc Caffrey and met dragons I could really like. One day when I was attending a Science Fiction conference, probably thirty or more years ago, I found some cloth dragons and I bought several. At that time I had three grandchildren so I bought three small ones and two large ones. They are now part of the collection on a shelf above my computer.
In the very back you can almost see the very small one my grandson made in nursery school. This was some kind of art one did. The old yellow dragon became the inspiration for the yellow dragon in Dragons of Fyre and also the amber dragon in the Amber Chronicles.
Here's better view of the yellow dragon plus the green one my granddaughter gave me for my last birthday.
There is a dragon lamp that doesn't work since I haven;t put the batteries in. The lightis very dim.\
In the very corner of this picture is the dragon clock along with some glass ones and a very small jade dragon.
I have more but they're for another day since they are ornaments for my Christmas tree. I believe there are about fifteen. So this is just a bit of my study and yoy can't see the cluttered desk.
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I also enjoyed the Dragons of Pern by Anne McCaffrey. Such an inspiring series. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI too loved the dragons of pern. And you collection is interesting. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see dragons keep inspiring you and your family, Janet!
ReplyDeleteLove your collection, Janet! I have always been fascinated with dragons... thanks for sharing!
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