The Dragon of Avalon

Dragons are often portrayed as fearsome beasts, so I loved how this book reimagines them as gentle and noble. I'm curious what influenced this creative choice.

The way magic works here seems deeply tied to the characters' emotions and intentions. I wondered if that was intentional to highlight personal growth or if it evolved during writing.

The setting feels so alive and layered, almost like a character itself. I wonder whether this was inspired by real landscapes or purely imagined.