Author Archives: Tony Roberts

Had an audio podcast interview with a Bryan Aiello of New York today, someone who interviews authors around the world.  We discussed the Casca series and Barry Sadler amongst many other subjects.  I’ll let you know when its out.

The men’s magazine ‘Men of Violence’ edition 11 issued on 6 October 2018 features an article on Casca The Eternal Mercenary, and an interview with myself.  https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1726802175/ref=sr_1_7?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1541938897&sr=1-7&keywords=men+of+violence+11

Last days for posting at Christmas for your Casca books or the others I do (Kastania and Siren)  are as follows: Fri 7 December Cyprus, Malta, Asia, Far East, Eastern Europe (except Poland, Czech Republic and Slovakia) Sat 8 December … Continue reading →

I’d like to humbly ask all you guys out there not to buy the paperbacks from Amazon.  I only get 25c per paperback sold on Amazon and cannot justify the time taken to research and write these stories if more … Continue reading →

The paperback is out, and the ebook should be within 12 hours (11th October).  All those who have already bought a copy should be having their orders sent in the next 48 hours. Those who have not yet ordered, you … Continue reading →

After Amazon fees hikes I no longer make any money from sales on amazon.  I lose 34p currently and really cannot afford to keep on selling paperbacks there.  Paper backs are always on sale from my own website www.casca.net so … Continue reading →

Here it is.

Yes, its now completed, the first draft, and is with the proofreaders.  Artwork is being done, too, and I expect things to be ready to shift in a few weeks for publishing.  For those of you who have got the … Continue reading →

The newly published version of Casca 3 is available from the website shop https://casca.net/shop/legacy-casca-books/64-casca-3-the-warlord.html  

Fed up with your old tattered copies of The Warlord, lost your copy and want a replacement but don’t want the “used – acceptable” replacement you find on certain websites, because the last copy was printed in 1986?  well worry … Continue reading →