Modern Serpents Talk Things Through

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Pub Date Dec 18 2013 | Archive Date Dec 15 2013

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Tina is a modern dragon, or at least she struggles to be. She's (mostly) sticking to her diet, she goes to the gym, doesn't lounge on her hoard for (too) long, and she's steadily working through some issues with her therapist. Like the humans and dwarves that recently invaded her home and shot her with an arrow. She didn't like killing them—mostly humans seemed like sad little creatures—but they did attack her and so she destroyed them. Except for the one she locked in the cupboard. That bit she's still working up to telling her therapist about...


Tina is a modern dragon, or at least she struggles to be. She's (mostly) sticking to her diet, she goes to the gym, doesn't lounge on her hoard for (too) long, and she's steadily working through some...


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ISBN 9781620042960
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This was a hilarious novella written from the point of view of a neurotic modern-day female dragon who is in therapy in part because she's more interested in humans than she should be. She thinks humans might have intelligence. She thinks they might even be more than pets. Then she captures one and instead of killing it straight off as she should, she keeps it.

I laughed a lot while reading this.

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