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David Hopkins
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David Hopkins is a fantasy novelist with an interest in Shakespeare, medieval history, fairy tales, and myth. He is the author of The Dryad’s Crown, a story set in the vast world of Efre Ousel. BookLife described book one of The Dryad's Crown as "a welcome, inventive, humane fantasy, set at the scale of a single fascinating life."
David has been a regular contributor to D Magazine, Smart Pop Books, and Fanboy Radio. He has written op-eds for the Dallas Morning News and Chicago Tribune, comic books and graphic novels in a variety of genres, and even a few D&D adventures.
David is married to artist and designer, April Hopkins. He has two daughters, Kennedy and Greta, and a dog named Moose.
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Series
Wear Chainmail to the Apocalypse
This series is for you if you're into...
- Knights in chainmail crossing the apocalypse
- Dark end-times comedy with terrible survival ideas
- Meta narration that toys with favorite characters
Tales from Efre Ousel
This series is for you if you're into...
- Fae killers carrying buried destinies
- Mothers and daughters facing ancient doom
- Nature magic against corrupt cities and treacherous war politics
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