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May 29, 2017

Of Drakons, Old & New Gods and Love

This short-story appears as an interlude in Drakon Book III: Firstblade (published June 13, 2017). The Drakon Epic Fantasy Series are available through

CHAPTER LXVII. The Stars Will Bring Him Back

by C.A. Caskabel

Zeria’s fairy tale. As she whispered it to Aneria. As I heard it.

“You will never see the stars again, my love,� said the exiled prince.

Dalma remained still, like a pale statue of a long-forgotten goddess, not even looking at him. She was standing outside the damp cave that...

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Published on May 29, 2017 14:49

May 4, 2017

Drakon is on tour for the next month

Since the weather in Boston refuses to improve, Drakon will be embarking on a (virtual) tour for the next month. See you everywhere.

Here is the blog tour starting Monday.

Starting tomorrow and this weekend I will be at Muse

“The #1 writing conference in North America.� ~The Writer Magazine, 2017

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Published on May 04, 2017 17:34

May 3, 2017

Seven Reasons Not To Read My Books

The Drakon books are out, and they are climbing the ranks at Amazon. Book I is at #7308 at Kindle Paid Store, one minute ago, but that is ahead of so many masterpieces that I cannot complain, given that I just started marketing one month ago and it is self-pub.
You can find the books here:


Ok, this is reverse marketing 101 but is also very useful advice. It can save you time and money. I am going to give you seven reasons (always seven) not to...

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Published on May 03, 2017 09:52

May 2, 2017

Dune: The most thought-provoking book I read (as a teenager)

Dune
I have a long-standing belief that there are only three issues of importance on a global scale:
a) Energy
b) Environment
c) Religion (religious fanaticism to be exact)
And they are very interrelated. Energy is something we all need, but we are consuming it in a manner that destroys the one thing which is more important, the environment. Religion is something that 95% (I guess, haven’t counted) of people seem to need but some of them are “consuming� it in a way that destroys those around...

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Published on May 02, 2017 18:15

March 28, 2017

Review: One of the best beginnings to a series

One of the best beginnings to a series that I could have hoped for. Well developed characters, an awesome plot, and leaves you wanting more. Purchased the second book in the series and look forward to future releases. Very captivating.
Eric Crisler

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Published on March 28, 2017 06:17

Review: Loved this book!

I truely love this kind of book and the story plot. It was an awesome book.

Jessica Promenchenkel

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Published on March 28, 2017 06:16

March 13, 2017

Drakon Book II is out. Read & Review, please!

Drakon Book II: Uncarved is on Amazon

Here is how you can HELP (read all the way to the end of the message to claim your reward):

1. Go to Amazon and buy the book

If you read eBooks you can get it for only $4.99 (+VAT in Europe). You can read Amazon Kindle in any tablet by downloading the Amazon Kindle app, assuming you have an Amazon account.
If you are enrolled in Kindle Unlimited (USA only) the eBook is FREE.
If you...

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Published on March 13, 2017 15:13

December 20, 2016

Be on Facebook or be extinct. 7 reasons you should post now.

Humans, you have been warned. At least warn your children. Start posting now. Here are the 7 reasons.

1. Find your other half. By 2025, you will be able to find your perfect match and more importantly avoid the perfect disaster based on years of your anonymized (chill) FB data. No more fake guys posting as reincarnations of Victorian poets in the first dates only to be proven that all they read is Domino Pizza’s menu. Divorce lawyers and multiple cats will be reserved for the off social media...

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Published on December 20, 2016 13:49

October 25, 2016

Drakon Book I: The Sieve now features in Storyfinds.com


You can read the whole article

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Published on October 25, 2016 02:23

September 27, 2016

Meet Circe. She’ll love you to death.

Back to the book. And so you finished the book, shivering cold with excitement in the middle of July. And here comes the big test: you start passing it around to people. Most likely you have some friends who read a lot, though that does not make them professional editors.

Some go silent, so you assume that they are too busy or self-centered, rather than accepting that your book sucked. Most of them come back with praise, though. You are ready for the trap.

There comes Circe, and she has many...

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Published on September 27, 2016 06:05