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Official bios, interview guidelines, and a direct line for inquiries.
Press kit
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Author photographs, the Dragon Mother cover, and brand assets will be collected here, cleared for editorial use. Need something sooner? Use the inquiry form below.
Official bios
Words you can use.
Short bio (under 100 words)
Iris Meridian writes romantasy adventure for readers who feel things deeply. Her debut novel, Dragon Mother, opens the Meridian trilogy on June 29, 2027. She writes for readers who stay up past midnight for one more chapter.
Long bio
Iris Meridian writes romantasy adventure: love stories between two people, set in a world where dragons are ancient, scaled, and sovereign. Her debut novel, Dragon Mother, is the first book of the Meridian trilogy and arrives June 29, 2027, followed by The Forest Beneath and Of Ember and Vigil.
Her fiction is slow by design, with worlds that ask to be walked rather than sprinted through, and romance that has to be earned. She writes for readers who feel things deeply and are not embarrassed about it.
She writes for readers who stay up past midnight for one more chapter, and sends them a letter every Sunday, called The Dragon Watch.
Interview guidelines
Before you reach out.
Topics she discusses
Romantasy and adventure, writing dragons that stay wild, world-building, the craft of slow fiction, and the Meridian trilogy. She does not discuss works in progress beyond their titles.
Response format
Interviews are conducted by email. Questions should be submitted in full before answers are provided. Follow-up questions are welcome by the same channel.
Photo usage
Only official author photographs may be used. Portraits may not be cropped, filtered, or altered without written permission. Credit line: Photo courtesy of Iris Meridian.
Attribution
Quotations must be attributed to Iris Meridian, author of Dragon Mother. Partial quotations that change meaning are not permitted. She likes to know when pieces are published.
Media contact
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The Dragon Watch
A letter from the mountain, every Sunday.
Quiet observations, small revelations, and the latest on works in progress. No marketing (except for my books). No “tips.” Just the Dragon Watch.