Fairfaxe
Fairfaxe by Tristan Newcomb is a fantasy puppet novel published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on May 5, 2011. This edition spans 226 pages and is presented in English. The narrative invites readers into a whimsical yet challenging world, where a reluctant hero navigates a landscape that seems crafted to provoke intellectual dissatisfaction and self-reflection.
In this imaginative tale, readers will encounter a blend of fantasy and magic, as the protagonist, burdened by an overactive mind, embarks on a journey through a bizarre realm. The story draws inspiration from classic puppet fantasy cinema, offering a unique twist that appeals to both youths and adults. Fairfaxe explores themes of frustration and reassessment, making it a thought-provoking read suitable for a diverse audience.
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A fantasy puppet novel for overthinking youths – or possibly for bitter adults. Imagine if such puppet fantasy cinema classics as The Dark Crystal and Labyrinth were drained of all their money and then hosed down with intellectual dissatisfaction and compulsive reassessment. Follow our reluctant hero as he hauls his aged bipedal canine frame and too-busy brain into a bizarre world seemingly designed to frustrate, dismay and abuse thinking folk. Suitable for all ages.
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