The Fall of the Dragons (ePub)

I. L. Miller (Ilze Liliana Millere) (1995) has been enjoying writing since the age of seven, and she is one of the youngest published authors in Latvia, her home country. Her first book was written when she was only nine years old, and it was published when she was twelve. So far she has published seven stories and fantasy novels in the Latvian language.

"The Fall of the Dragons" is her first book written and published in English, and it has been one of her biggest dreams to publish a book internationally.

In her fantasy novels, Ilze tries to capture reality and to portray real-life issues and situations to get various messages across for the readers to think about. She finds new ideas everywhere in the world around her, the people she meets, and the situations she experiences.

Ilze's novels include elements of fantasy, offering something for everyone-from escapism to characters that are easy to relate to, from representation of real life to vividly described fantasy worlds. She covers themes of self-discovery, changes, relationship and friendship, as well as the battle between good and bad in her novels. She also likes to challenge stereotypes and to look at ordinary things in a different way.

Besides writing, Ilze enjoys music and filmmaking and has many other interests. Ilze is positive and enthusiastic and always full of new ideas. She is not afraid to take risks and to try and learn something new, and she is willing to work hard to make all her ideas and dreams come true.

At the moment, Ilze is studying at university and working as well as making and publishing videos on YouTube, presenting a radio show, and occasionally writing articles for a magazine. She always has an independent film or other project in her mind to work on. Describing herself, Ilze says she is a realist with many dreams and a vivid imagination.

Ilze can be found on social media under the name Ilziliana.

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