About Ogaron Realm I Created

The people who have already read my books will understand what I'm talking about. This is a realm where my books' adventures take place - the Ogaron realm, the land of a vast kingdom of dragons, Dragharon, with the wise king Daniel von Alden, and Lomon kingdom, where the Night Knight flies through the sky. 
And my upcoming story takes place in Ogaron realm too - School of Flight! About Konon kingdom, where nobody believes in the existence of the school of flight, mighty school of Pegasus riding, but Ellie and Rosy Danon, two sisters, go to search it. 
Picture by eldacar-elfinan on Deviantart.
Night Knight cover photo.

Ogaron realm idea first came up to me when I was writing Daniel and the Dragon Book, first volume of Daniel and the Mysteries. I wanted to place Daniel into a magical world, and I called it Ogaron, in the name of Daniel's tribe's, Helds' god, Ogaron. Then this realm needed also an evil character opposed to Ogaron, so I created demon Dragharam, the ancestor of Dragharon's kings, whose surname is Dragharam too. Dragharam dynasty was reigning in Dragharon for centuries, controlling all dragons.
In order to find out more about Ogaron realm, read Daniel and the Mysteries, Night Knight, and the upcoming School of Flight! :)

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Writing For Children (Rules Of Children's Books)

Image
Hey there guys :) I finished my second exam today, so I feel like I'm in a shape to post another article here now, as I've relaxed from Philosophy subject I was taking this semester ;) So, let's proceed and see how children's books are being written, why we use certain rules to write proper books for our little readers, and the main thing - how the book should be written for little readers for them to perceive it excellently, so that their psychology develops in a perfect way. Yes, you didn't miss anything - there are some secret formula to write an excellent book for a child in order to raise them as positive individuals. :) Well, let's dig in.
Read more

Why Mulan (1998) is a Masterpiece, while Mulan (2020) is not (And the Importance of Mushu)

Image
I have written a similar article before, about how modern movies for the younger audience do not stick to the initial mythological patterns they were based on and how it affects the overall production, why it is bad, and how it could've been better. Now, I have a whole nother issue to discuss, just like all the other disappointed people who have watched Mulan (2020) and discussed it in their YouTube videos, like the absolutely admirable video essay of Accented Cinema . 
Read more