2016 — et voilà
HAPPY NEW YEAR, one and all. Best way to rise and shine to a new calendar? …Not the editing I’m doing now (for the next novel — necessary but yawn-inspiring). […]
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2015: A very good year. Fingers crossed for more of the same in 2016!
Yep, it’s that moment. You know… the one when you kick back on the loo, magazine, tabloid, smartphone, print-out or tablet in hand, a fresh roll of toilet paper nearby, […]
‘Small Change’ has been published!
As of yesterday (today in America), my fifth novel Small Change is out on the streets (preferably in book shops rather than gutters!). A mix-up of hardboiled noir, pulp, soft […]
‘This is Tokio’ LP, new novel, ‘Small Change’, magpies, Little Nobody, and a certain Tobacco-Stained Mountain Goat
December’s always been my favourite month. I mean, here we have my birthday, New Year and Christmas (religious bone or complete lack of one) rolled up together. December used to […]
Happy New Year & Welcome to 2015
2015 sounds to me like the future. Or beyond that. This is the year Doc Brown travels to, with Marty and Jennifer in Back to the Future II, to discover […]
Fall in Tokyo
I hate using the word ‘fall’ for autumn. It always gives me the compulsion to push someone over. But then I guess we’d have to change it to “fell”. Or […]
Melbourne book launches in August.
OK, so I’m heading to Narita Airport in a couple of hours — and while I should be packing, instead I tweak Bullet Gal #7 (which isn’t due out till […]
…thank YOU.
You know what? There are far too many people that I need to thank. And you know how I’ve realized this? The acknowledgements sections in my books run for pages […]
Book Launches in Melbourne in August
Now that June (2014) wraps itself up with a neat little bow, I’ve finally found a miniature window of opportunity to update this blog thing. Besides, it’s pissing down and […]
Planet Goth gets publication all-clear, plus Heropa guff & comics
So we now have novel #4 in at Perfect Edge Books being final-copy edited and formatted, taking time on this one probably because the bulk of the story is written […]
Andrez Bergen / Little Nobody 