Black Sails, Disco Inferno
My new novel has a home, and will be published by late June! Saying it’s “mine”, however, is a wee bit egotistical. This baby belongs as much to American writer […]
Tag Archives: Paul Bowler
Comics galore!
You know, I wasn’t going to stick an exclamation mark on the end of the title to this entry, but it just seemed so right – especially when you look […]
Trista & Holt #1 / Bullet Gal: the collected edition / Tales to Admonish
Things have been relatively busy over here in Tokyo, when not wrapped up to ward off the bloody cold mornings (I know, I whine too much, but I am waking […]
REBOOTING TRISTAN & ISEULT
While most people conjuring up the Tristan/Tristram and Isolde/Iseult tale of yore probably think love-potion histrionics, armour, much bodice-ripping, Richard Wagner’s opera, or James Franco in one of his lamest […]
SUCCESS!
An hour ago, we wound up the Kickstarter campaign for the 12-issue Bullet Gal graphic novel collection — and thanks to 122 amazing people who financially supported the project, along […]
BULLET GAL: The Kickstarter. What is it, and why bother?
Like a zillion other people, their flying monkeys and the odd enterprising pet, I currently have a Kickstarter campaign running. Verily, this is something everyone I know on social media […]
Bullet Gal: The 12-issue Collected Trade Paperback
I mentioned last month that plans were underway to collect all 12 issues of my monthly noir/sci-fi comic book series Bullet Gal into a trade paperback, even the ones not […]
A new novel in the works, and wrapping up Bullet Gal
This past week marked two diverse flavours: one of closure, the other of commencement. Before getting all airy-fairy I’ll explain this clearer — it means I polished off #11 of the […]
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 […]
…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 […]
Andrez Bergen / Little Nobody 