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). […]
Tag Archives: Roy Scherer
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 […]
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 […]
Tales to Admonish #1 + reviews
Born the day after Jack Kirby’s 96th b’day TALES TO ADMONISH pushes the boundaries of silver age comics, pulp, horror & detective noir—with a surreal bent. Made in Australia & […]
November Update
Well, ’tis November 1st (here in Tokyo, anyway) and my novel One Hundred Years of Vicissitude has been published and out and about for almost two weeks now, collecting some […]
Andrez Bergen / Little Nobody 