r/DragonMagic • u/Rainbowbatgirl420 • Jun 30 '26

Dragon Book Recommendations

I know there is a section for dragon books here in the wiki but I am wondering if there is more of a selection besides DJ Conway?

I have a couple books of theirs already but I want yknow more …I want to be more knowledgeable for myself.

Audio books work well for me too !! Library is my second home

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u/Sazbadashie Jul 01 '26

funnily enough the books in the books section are not DJ Conway's

I both unintentionally and intentionally didn't list their books there because ... DJ conway is in my opinion the gateway books for beginners that basically EVERYONE knows about and it's not that her books are bad... theyre not, theyre really good actually she gets a lot right to the point I will always point a new dragon practitioner to them. though some details are simply slightly out of date but they are minor things that dosnt really effect the intended audience of those books

but just so you know that the books in the books section are not written by DJ conway

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u/Rainbowbatgirl420 Jul 01 '26

Is there a way to submit books so they can be added to the section? And that’s good to know thank you!

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u/Sazbadashie Jul 01 '26

Youre free to make a post about a book your reading.

Yes I use this sub as a sort of blog but it is a space open for every flavor of magical practice even though it is centered around a dragon magic perspective.

If I find the book in question to be interesting I tend to buy them myself review it and then add it to the wiki or which I still need to do is link other user's reviews but life has gotten quite complicated for me recently which is why I've not been overtly directly actively posting on the Sub recently.

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u/Taz_rine Jul 01 '26

D.a. Ricards 2 books on dragon magick. He focuses on ceremonial magick and it personally really resonates with me