No Dragons Press: A High Fantasy Serial Fiction Podcast

Things are going well for Addie on her first day on the job, but trying to learn the secret codes Tristan can apparently perceive has her looking for a secluded place a pack a one-hitter and relax for a while. But when Addie runs into her coworker Nate -- doing the exact same thing -- she learns a few things anyway: that Tristan's connection to the Press isn't what she'd thought, that Nate turns out to be an excellent smoking companion, and that the neighborhood is a little more active than she first thought . . . just like her imagination. Don't miss No Dragons Press: A HIGH FANTASY Adventure Episode Three: "Addie Sneaks a Smoke"!

After being briefly thrown off-guard by the bearded lumberjack who suddenly appears at No Dragons Press, dimpling, Addie has her game face on. And when the conversation turns to anonymous submissions, secret messages, and hidden codes, she finds herself riveted by the story of Dardanus and his unsolicited manuscripts. But why is Tristan acting so weird about the messages? Why isn't he being more forthcoming about the code...and what's he hiding in his high-security basement laboratory? What started as the strangest job interview of all time only gets stranger as the mysteries pile up in No Dragons Press: A HIGH FANTASY Adventure: Book One, Episode One: Addie Meets a Lumberjack.

Addie McCallister is the quintessential twenty-something: she wants nothing more than to smoke in peace, avoid her loser boyfriend until he goes away, and maybe even have a little excitement in her life. Then she applies for a position a small literary press. And between the secret basement lair, the coded messages from one anonymous author's submissions, the baffling in-house design aesthetic, and the lumberjacks hidden in closets, she finds herself with much more than just a new job. Because there's something wonderful and terrifying about what's going on at No Dragons Press--and whether Addie is ready for them or not, the events set in motion by the simple act of getting a job will change everything, forever.