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Rob Kaay is a contemporary sci-fi / fantasy writer who is coming into his own. As a professional touring musician on the road signed to a major American record label, Rob would read books by incredible writers such as Chuck Palahniuk, Hunter S. Thompson, Bret Easton Ellis and Anne Rice. Once his decade-long touring rock-star lifestyle ran its course, Rob began to write his own story that had been rattling around inside his head.

Rob has just released his first science fiction novel called Silverbirch; A Tear in the Fabric of the Night Sky. It's a story about a young man named Nudge who, as a child, finds a mushroom with a red lightning bolt image naturally built in to its black-gilled underbelly. Little does Nudge know that finding the mushroom has been predetermined. It is Nudge's destiny, as controlled by a higher power watching over him. You see, Nudge has been chosen as the savior of this world and the next and the mushroom with the red lightning bolt is the only way to open a gateway to connect both worlds. When Nudge reaches the ripe age of thirty - he's asked to fulfill his destined role. The only problem is, once he realizes what is really going on, he's not sure if he can give up the love of his life (his childhood stripper soulmate) and take on the weight of two worlds' problems all on his own.

Silverbirch was released at the end of 2009 and cracked the Amazon Top 1000 in its first week of release. It is also available as a free podcast (and future audiobook) with Rob narrating and composing the music for each episode.



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    Silverbirch Hardcover / Poster Release
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    Silverbirch; A Tear in the Fabric of the Night Sky – the Collectors Hardcover Edition is now available from various online bookstores.  The easiest way to find it is to click this link – http://bit.ly/silverbirch – and then choose a store.  Once in the store you will probably see the Silverbirch Paperback artwork consisting of the underbelly of a mushroom.  Find the link that says “Hardcover” and it will take you to the new artwork consisting of a red background and a nine-year-old Nudge firs...

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        Robkaay Journals; My Glorious Nightmare - Paperback
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    For the first time, delve inside the head of a professional Australian touring musician signed to a major American record label. Read about what it's really like, on a day-to-day basis, to live a life of music and creation, love and sex, drugs and alcohol, depression and confidence.

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