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Dragons of Light

Editor	Orson Scott Card
Cover artist	Michael Whelan
Language	English
Genre	Fantasy
Publisher	Ace Books
Publication date	1980
Publication place	United States
Media type	Print (Paperback)
ISBN	0-441-16660-1
OCLC	7773222
Dewey Decimal	813/.0876/0837 19
LC Class	PS648.F3 D7
Followed by	Dragons of Darkness

Dragons of Light (1980) is a fantasy anthology edited by American writer Orson Scott Card. ^[1]

Contents

• Contents
• See also
• References

Contents

• "The Ice Dragon" by George R. R. Martin (Illustrated by Alicia Austin)
• "The George Business" by Roger Zelazny (Illustrated by Geof Darrow)
• "One Winter in Eden" by Michael Bishop (Illustrated by Val Lakey Lindahn and John Lakey)
• "A Drama of Dragons" by Craig Shaw Gardner (Illustrated by Gini Shurtleff)
• "Silken Dragon" by Steven Edward McDonald (Illustrated by Ron Miller)
• "Dragon Lore" by Steve Rasnic Tem (Illustrated by Victoria Poyser)
• "Eagle Worm" by Jessica Amanda Salmonson (Illustrated by Glen Edwards)
• "The Dragon of Dunloon" by Arthur Dembling (Illustrated by Dileen Marsh)
• "If I Die Before I Wake" by Greg Bear, including illustrations
• "As Above, So Below" by John M. Ford (Illustrated by Judy King-Rieniets)
• "Cockfight" by Jane Yolen (Illustrated by Terri Windling)
• "From Bach to Broccoli" by Richard Kearns (Illustrated by Geof Darrow)
• "Dragon Touched" by Dave Smeds (Illustrated by Michael Hague)

See also

• Dragons of Darkness

References

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