Author: E.D. Alpaugh

E.D. Alpaugh is a Canadian fantasy writer whose debut work, Prince of Pythons, opens The Tragedies of Trees series. The story introduces a world shaped by royal power, dangerous creatures, and romantic conflict, placing personal choices inside a larger struggle over inheritance and survival. Alpaugh’s author profile identifies fantasy and romance as her principal genres and records Prince of Pythons as her first published work. Her official author site supplies the matching name and series context, separating this identity from similarly named writers. Before turning to fiction, Alpaugh studied marketing at Brock University and worked in several fields connected with advertising. That background offers context for her eventual return to imaginative writing without determining the novel’s themes. Prince of Pythons establishes the setting and relationships intended to carry into later installments of The Tragedies of Trees. Readers meeting E.D. Alpaugh through this opening volume can expect an emerging fantasy author building a continuing narrative around peril, loyalty, and contested authority.