The Dragons Are Coming…

Welcome to the website of Stephen Deas, author of fantasy literature. Currently, I’m busy at work on a dragon-based trilogy for Gollancz. Extracts of these and other bits and pieces are over thataway >>>>>

Latest News: Current book: The Adamantine Palace

IN UK AND AUSTRALIAN STORES NOW! (France 17th June, Germany: January 2010, US dates TBC)

Latest News: Next book: The King of the Crags

The King of the Crags is in edit and due for release in April 2010 (yes, you can believe Amazon for once).

Latest News: Other Projects:

The first draft to the follow-up to King of the Crags is finished, although it’s going to need several months more work before it’s ready for submission. I am also currently working a second fantasy series for Gollancz and, in my spare time, an online gazetteer of the dragon realms. The former should be submitted by the end of the year for publication Autumn 2010. The gazetteer will be online by early next year, if all goes well.

FAQ

Q: Signings: Where and when will I be able to get my copy of your book signed?

A: I will be at Fantasycon this year and probably Dragonmeet and that’s the only definite answer I can give. It is likely that there will be some sort of signing event somewhere in London, probably involving other authors as well. For the latest news, click on… news!

Q: Can I order a personalised copy direct?

A: Yes, if you don’t mind waiting for it and I happen to have any spare copies lying around. See here for details. Bookshops are quicker, cheaper and offer far better customer service than I do, so this should really be a act of last resort. But I promise not to just take your money and run off to Honduras.

Q: How do I get in touch?

A: You can also receive notification of the latest updates via the magic of RSS, drop me a line using the Contact page, or leave a comment either here or on my Livejournal page. If you want to send stuff to me, currently that has to be via my agent or my publisher.

If you’re still reading then please browse around and make yourself at home; you can find out a little about me (assuming that you can believe a word of it) and take a look at my bibliography of works published and in-progress. I keep a diary of what I’ve been writing most recently and how it’s been going (updates every week or so) and occasionally let loose about what else is happening in my world (which equates to random rants about whatever takes my fancy whenever I get around to it).