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SUBJECT: Dragon Bones

"Dear Charles; The codices become more exciting every day. This one should be of special interest to you in that it fits in with some of your previous theories. Apparent translation is as follows ... " So begins a scholarly missive from a researcher at work in the reaches of Patagonia.

Dear Charles; The codices become more exciting every day. This one should be of special interest to you in that it fits in with some of your previous theories. Apparent translation is as follows … ” So begins a scholarly missive from a researcher at work in the reaches of Patagonia.

“SUBJECT: Dragon Bones” collects that correspondence, along with a variety of field sketches and recovered documents, for the benefit of all students of cryptozoölogy.

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Philip Myers

Philip Myers

Philip C. Myers Is an artist and writer living in Hermitage (Patagonia) Pennsylvania. His most recent works deal with Iron Oxide and Stone. He has displayed his works both nationally and internationally.

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