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the first three books.
the first three books.


[[BooktheFour]] begins with family scenes typical of 1970's and 1980's reunions in RL.
[[Book the Four (Dragons of Histh)]] begins with family scenes typical of 1970's and 1980's reunions in RL.


It however ends with many references to the internet culture of
It however ends with many references to the internet culture of
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"Ode to Heidi" ( or Harethe and Heidi)
"Ode to Heidi" ( or Harethe and Heidi)
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Latest revision as of 16:39, 14 February 2008

[ Although contact had been made with the internet furry and fetish communities about 2-3 months prior to the creation of DoH 2000/01 these communities had very little impact on the first three books.

Book the Four (Dragons of Histh) begins with family scenes typical of 1970's and 1980's reunions in RL.

It however ends with many references to the internet culture of the furry and fetish communities.The last section of Book Four seems to combine characters from A J Pearson's works with a recollection of the authors grandparents.

The phrase " this is a polluted place" probably describes the authors growing disillusionment for the furry and fetish communities of the early spring of 2001.Hence a attempt was made to add some dignity to DoH by invoking the authors grandparents to ward off the percieved pornographic filth of the internet forum where the last section was first created.

Since the big issues raised in Books 1,2 and 3 had been resolved by Book 4,there was no need for further Books based on the original DoH 2000/01 setting.

Hence DoH 2000/01 effectively came to a end after the soccer match family reunion scenes in the caverns.

When Histh next returned,she would do so in spirit only in a story that might be called "Ode to Heidi" ( or Harethe and Heidi) ]