You’re right about the Age of the Dragon. Having followed it’s little link, it looks like it’s the imprint. You’re in good company with them too – quite a few other big shot western names popped up. 😉

Fascinating fentezi-sagi author sounds pretty cool to me. :o)

I think the Age of the Dragon refers to the imprint or something similar, not the name of the trilogy because the other site I checked definitely said the trilogy was called Isles of Fame.
Hey, now I can see my name is bigger than the title! I’ve made it big time in Moscow, eh?

Gillian, I shall sit back in the panel and let you tell everyone how it REALLY was back then, while I occasionally interject to say, “Ah, but I write fiction!” Why do you think I chose that panel? YOur name was already in there! *g*

Also, if you would like a more sensible translation of the blurb (or at least the blurb they give there), here goes:

The Scent of Evil

(from the series “Age of the Dragon” which is a bit of a stretch from “Isles of Glory”… As far as I can recall there was a grand total of ZERO dragons in the trilogy.)

A world of islands, whose peoples never mix with each other…
A world of tiny kingdoms, constantly forming alliances and waging wars…
A world in which for many centuries there were two schools of magic – the Silv, who believe that magic should only be used for good and the Dun, who commune with the darker side of magic. Until recently the two sides believed that a tenuous peace was better than a good fight… But now, on the distant island of Gorthan, Grand Master Dun-mage Morthred gains power and dreams of ruling over all the islands, however, in the middle archipelago, the Silv-magi who call themselves the Keepers are gaining strength and also dream of power.
While Morthred lives, while the Keepers are powerful, there will not be peace. But will the mercenary Blaze, who has been gifted with protective magic, and her off-siders – the princess-enchantress and the cursed, banished murderer – simultaneously slay the forces of light and the powers of evil?
Read the second book of the fascinating fantasy-saga from the author of ‘Havenstar’*

Well… that was… interesting. Not quite how I remember the book being in English.

*The Russian title for “Havenstar” translates as “Star of Hope”

And we’re on a panel together!!!