Snurse: A Magical, Magical Fairytale

by Maxwell Alexander Drake

After discovering a sinister plan to kill the Royal Family, a Fizbear named Snurse must brave the Deadly Forest, Mountains of Fire, and the haunted Bone Dust Desert to save those he loves from an Evil Wizard determined to destroy everything.

Snurse is an amazing story, told here in a hybrid Movie Screenplay / Novel, that is fun and enjoyable for all ages. Originally written as a screenplay, Drake has gone in and added tons of details to make the script an easy and enjoyable read, even for someone not versed in how to read screenplays.

This is definitely a book you'll have fun reading to your child at bedtime!

170 pages, Hardcover

Published February 1, 2022

About the author

Maxwell Alexander Drake is an award-winning Science Fiction/Fantasy author, Graphic Novelist, and Playwright. He was also the Lead Fiction Writer and game story consultant for Sony’s massive online game EverQuest Next as well as writing for the Shadowrun game. He is best known for his fantasy series, The Genesis of Oblivion Saga. Drake teaches creative writing at writers’ conferences and fan conventions all around the world and is the author of the Drake’s Brutal Writing Advice series.

He is currently developing an animated TVMA show called Fiend Folly. Find out more about this show at www.FiendFolly.com.

For more, please visit www.MaxwellAlexanderDrake.com, or his writing training website www.DrakeU.com. You can also follow him on Twitter @MaxwellADrake, Facebook /MaxwellAlexanderDrake, or Instagram /MaxwellAlexanderDrake.

Reviews

[Rickey · Rating 5 out of 5]

This needs to be a movie. All I can say is that throughout my read I was hooked harder than The Hobbit hooked me as a 10 year old.

[Andrew Waldron · Rating 4 out of 5]

A fun little story. I liked it. I do have a few issues, but they mostly boil down to meta-humor is not my taste and generally is a hard sell to me. However, I kept reading and still had fun with the story despite that because the characters were great, except Pont because she's a heavily meta character. Drake still writes an great book story through retooling a movie script that unfortunately didn't get produced, and I would recommend this book.

P.S. Drake, if you want to discuss in detail, feel free to reach out to me.