The 2014 Friday issue of the Daily Dragon is now available. Yellow is the color for Friday, available throughout the convention and at the information booths and registration. Or download the PDF: [gview file=”https://www.dragoncon.org/dailydragon/wp-content/uploads/Friday_082914.pdf” save=”0″][Download the 2014 Friday Daily Dragon as a PDF]
All the Daily Dragon tweets for 08-28-2014:
It’s hot out there. And I’m not talking about sexy-costume or washboard-abs heat. I’m talking about summer in Atlanta, the sun beating down on your face, humidity levels making the walls sweat hot. We’re in the early hours of Dragon Con, and this reporter has the best interests of convention attendees at heart. Please make sure to drink fluids that… Read more →
This tale begins with an airplane. When going to Dragon Con from afar, one of the first tasks to complete is the customs and security line. Once that overdose of paranoia has successfully finished searching every nook and cranny that has ever existed throughout all of history and violating every ounce of human dignity you possess, you actually get to… Read more →
New York Times Bestselling Author and RITA Award winner J. Kenner has written in a wide variety of genres, with different names for each. She has given the Daily Dragon the inside scoop on what readers can expect from each of her various incarnations. Daily Dragon (DD): A quick look at your website shows that you’ve written under the names… Read more →
Since this year I’m turning 21, that is, this is my 21st straight year of attending Dragon Con, I decided it was time for me to learn more about what gaming is all about. After years of passing by rooms of persons totally engrossed in gaming sessions, I have finally found a guide infinitely more conversant in gaming than I… Read more →
In the rush of trying to see and do as much as possible, con-goers sometimes feel overworked and underfed. Dragon Con offers help with those problems in its con suite. The con suite director, Joe Campbell, has a finely tailored system for keeping the food and drink flowing during the con, and he has shared that with the Daily Dragon…. Read more →
Hugo Award-winning editor and Chesley Award-winning art director Lou Anders has donned yet another hat, a Viking helmet, as he celebrates the release of Frostborn, the first book in his new middle-reader, fantasy-adventure trilogy, Thrones & Bones. Described in its Publishers Weekly starred review as “A powerful, fast-paced tale….The setting is rich, the characters well-defined, and the danger ever-paramount,” Frostborn is… Read more →
