August shenanigans
Well, ’tis August already, which means we’re way past the half-way mark of this particular Year of the Dragon. Not sure if I’ve mentioned it, but I was born in […]
Monthly Archives: July 2012
One Hundred Years of Vicissitude: pre-order
OK. Time to ignore the heat and get writing on the current book, but procrastination is easy when it’s 6:00 am and 31°C inside the apartment, with 81% humidity. Still, […]
Interview, Review, New Novel
At the moment I’m doing the prelim work on the next novel, Who is Killing the Great Capes of Heropa?, and I do mean prelim. About 5,000 words down, but […]
Come Out Swinging
Last night I had a free-to-read 700-word short story published on the very cool Shotgun Honey website… a prequel, of sorts, for Floyd and Laurel of Tobacco-Stained Mountain Goat. I […]
Pulp Ink 2 + Japanese cinema
Thanks to editors Chris Rhatigan and Nigel Bird, the second volume of Pulp Ink has just been unveiled as a digital/Kindle anthology, possibly soon in paperback form as well. Titled […]
100 Years and a Tobacco-Stained Sky, or something of the sort
Well, July has thus far been an entertaining month, full of definite highs and the odd vague low within just 5 days. I got a cracker of a futurist/sci-fi/noir story […]
Andrez Bergen / Little Nobody 