Ale: Terrible Tudors

by Drayton Alan

Twelve-year-old Henry wasn’t supposed to become king. So when he ends up traveling across medieval England with the famous beer connoisseur, Del Breowan and the smooth-talking Bard Anklesneeze, he gets an education he was not likely to have gotten from the holy knights he’d been entrusted to. The beer, the songs, and the ladies, forever leave an imprint on the impressionable young future king. Join Del as he embarks on another adventure in the world of legendary beers. You’ll be enthralled to hear tales of this renowned brewing craftsman whose unparalleled love for brewing has never truly faded. You will have no trouble forgiving his outlandish stories because the beer is so good.

60 pages, Paperback

Published November 15, 2017

About the author

Drayton Alan is a multi-genre fiction author, illustrator, public speaker, and game designer. Author of four science fiction novels successfully funded on Kickstarter. Including The Founders Gifts series which reached top ten in its category on Amazon. He also wrote the humorous Custodians of the Cosmos, a wild science fiction parody that tells the story of “Those that boldly go, to clean up after those that boldly just went.”
His popular Stout Tales beer fiction fantasy series of novelettes has a loyal following among craft beer makers (and drinkers). Drayton has also written and illustrated the Narwhal themed children’s book entitled Icey Dicey, along with its associated board game. His 42-word flash fiction A Letter to Douglas was recently chosen as a winner in a Douglas Adams flash fiction contest.
Drayton Alan is the secret identity of a field engineer for a Fortune 500 aerospace company. During the day he appears as only a mild-mannered tech expert, but at night he fights evil. Well, he writes fiction where his heroes must contend with evil.
Born and raised in the Motor City Area, he now lives in Mid-Michigan, writing his novels and running his popular Social Media Page “Funny Science Fiction” along with its 160 Thousand Plus and growing fan base.

Reviews

[Sean Kottke]

Second of the "Stout Tales" books I picked up at Motor City Comicon last year. Enjoyed the first one a bit more than the second.