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snarpMy definition of "Dragonriders fanfic" here being "fiction wherein people somehow mentally bond with dragons." That I can think of:
His Majesty's Dragon series, by Naomi Novik
Dragon's Blood series, by Jane Yolen
Havemercy series, by Jaida Jones and Danielle Bennett
A Song of Ice and Fire series, by George RR Martin
The Dragon Prince series, by Melanie Rawn
Guards! Guards!, by Terry Pratchett. Plus a Rincewind short story, which I’m not sure I want to count, because I remember it as being an explicit parody of Dragonriders.
Mercedes Lackey gets an honorary award for writing the series about people who magically bond with most things - horses, swords, other people, trees, their hats, the internet - but never actually with dragons.
I note that only the first two of these could, as Dragonriders generally is, be classified as sci-fi; the rest are straight fantasy. Clearly this is unbalanced. My soulbonded dragon book will be some sort of dystopian cyberpunk future thing.
His Majesty's Dragon series, by Naomi Novik
Dragon's Blood series, by Jane Yolen
Havemercy series, by Jaida Jones and Danielle Bennett
A Song of Ice and Fire series, by George RR Martin
The Dragon Prince series, by Melanie Rawn
Guards! Guards!, by Terry Pratchett. Plus a Rincewind short story, which I’m not sure I want to count, because I remember it as being an explicit parody of Dragonriders.
Mercedes Lackey gets an honorary award for writing the series about people who magically bond with most things - horses, swords, other people, trees, their hats, the internet - but never actually with dragons.
I note that only the first two of these could, as Dragonriders generally is, be classified as sci-fi; the rest are straight fantasy. Clearly this is unbalanced. My soulbonded dragon book will be some sort of dystopian cyberpunk future thing.
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Date: 2010-12-01 03:02 pm (UTC)I will read that!! XD