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Image credits "The Story" page Chalice image courtesy of Steve Millingham, creator of beautiful pewter historical replicas. You may visit him at www.pewterreplicas.co.uk. Thanks, Steve! | Image of the Ruin drawn by my good friend Shari Meyer, who doesn't have a website but encourages the globally-minded to point their browsers toward the U.S. Baha'i website. |  |
"Characters" and cover art Cover art on the home page courtesy of Jeff Davis. He has no website, but if you like his art, you can reach him at jlelanddavis@gmail.com. Sketches of Mosaia's sword and T'Cru courtesy of Zach Castedo. He and I are part of a team working on a game called The Seven Valleys based on some Sufi mystical texts and the book of the same name by Baha'u'llah. Other links that may be of interest  | In May, 2007, I took a job editing at the e-publications house that publishes some of Dragon Moon's authors. The place is called Virtual Tales; it offers its authors a good deal, and it works more like a reputable paper publishing house than a lot of outfits out there (meaning you have to submit your material like you would at a "regular" publisher, it gets reviewed, you get an actual editor if it's accepted for publication, and they maintain a fairly high standard). They lean a little toward science fiction and fantasy but publish in all genres. I highly recommend checking them out if you want a good read or have an interesting work of fiction to submit. (Yes, you can drop my name.) |
| My friend Tara Cross has one of the neatest geyser pages out there, including great videos of Yellowstone's Giant Geyser, which reactivated in 2006 following a lull (2-3 eruptions a year) of nearly 10 years. |  |
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