Today we’re celebrating the new release of A Discovery of Dragons, book one in the Boreas’ Tribes Saga by Dirk Biesinger, a fantasy with science fiction elements.
Loe, growing up in a high-tech installation with four other humanoids, holograms, and droids, learns that they are part of a millennia-old program to re-diversify the genetic pool of their world, Boreas. This world was at the center of a galactic empire before its collapse. Population, Economy, Technology, Religion, and Society.
That the program has been activated must mean that world and society are stabilized post collapse. Seven months later they emerge onto the surface to find a society that deliberately foregoes technology to build a meaningful, intentional and purposeful way of life and does so on a planetary scale, living meaningful, intentional and content with less. Everyone, every tribe, every folk is working to find their balance. Loe and the other Seedlings must find their way, find themselves and find their role in events unfolding.
Magic and dragons exist only in half-forgotten folktales. Or do they? Magic makes for toasty feet….
The saga is written in the first-person perspective of multiple characters. It sits at the intersection of Fantasy and sci-fi with a dose of Romance, a positive spin, and strong elements of hope and outlook added to it.
- Buy A Discovery of Dragons on Amazon
- Add to your Goodreads
- Check out the Kickstarter for the Prequel
About the Author
Dirk Biesinger brings the world of Boreas and its Tribes to life with his writing. Much of the materials, snippets, concepts, and details have been collected over the course of about twenty years. The idea has always been a multimedia experience. The book series is the start of this.
He has a background in Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, Data Science, AI and a keen interest in figuring things out and always learning. He has worked as a consultant for companies like Microsoft, Google, T-Mobile, GAP, and ServiceNow.
His wife is the main partner in developing and discussing materials. They are originally from Germany, immigrated to Canada and now live in the Greater Seattle Area with their two poodles and four cats. Their son currently studies in Japan for his Masters.
