The first public reading of "Dragon's Ark" by Burchfield

[Thomas Burchfield]

My first public reading of "Dragon's Ark" will take place this Sunday, April 17 at the Oakland Public Library, Main Branch at 2 PM. I'll be appearing before Matt Stewart, author of "The French Revolution." More info at: http://www.scribd.com/doc/51054348/Auth ... iters-Club

THEY SAY HE DIED IN THE LAND BEYOND THE FOREST . . . BUT THEY WERE WRONG

For a century, Dracula--the Prince of Nightmares, the Superman of Evil--has been quietly casting his dark and impish dreams over the sleeping souls of a High Sierra community who only know him as the eccentric recluse who lives under the forbidding peak known as Dragon’s Ark. But now, facing a modern world intent on washing away the shadows of his enchanting but haunted world, the Vampire King gives life to a dying woman and ensnares her in a grim and ruthless struggle with greedy resort developers over the future of his mountain kingdom.

Dragon’s Ark is a weird, thrilling, and violent tale of supernatural power, intrigue, betrayal, and surreal bloody revenge that follows a fabulous legend’s bizarre and bloodthirsty quest to preserve his life and power against the unforgiving, dreamless light of the 21st century.

"Like a tightrope artist, Thomas Burchfield seems eerily at home walking the fine line between the comfortably familiar and the terrifying. His characters—people you'll recognize, and like—have all blundered much too close to the portal of the unknown. And what resides beyond that portal makes Hell look like Club Med. Dragon's Ark is not a book to read just before nodding off. Unless you're on very good terms with your nightmares"-- David Corbett, author of Do They Know I’m Running?

"Burchfield muscles his way into Stephen King Country like he's Bram Stoker taking a stab at writing Our Town--the sort of entertainment where you transport Transylvania to the mountainous peaks of California. Population: a large and diverse cast of characters. Then grab a seat in anticipation of the first drops of blood"-- Don Herron, author of The Dashiell Hammett Tour Book and Willeford.

"Thomas Burchfield is a world-class master of suspense and makes a heavy statement on the blood-sucking exploitation that goes on all around us. Dracula not only lives in our world, he is our world. With a language clear and beautiful as a sunset, Burchfield leads you down the path of darkness"-- John Ivan-Palmer, author of Motels of Burning Madness.


NOW AVAILABLE AT Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Dragons-Ark-Thoma ... 048&sr=1-5

and BARNES AND NOBLE: http://search.barnesandnoble.com/Dragon ... on%27s+ark

Soon to appear as an e-book.

Thank you!