Cameron Rogers

Cameron Rogers lives in Melbourne. The Music of Razors is his first novel.

He's been an itenerant theater student, a stage director, a stand-up comic, a motion-capture model for an elf who needed food badly, and had a question mark instead of a photo in his highschool yearbook. He spent three months cutting up vegetables in stainless-steel cubicle with a defecting Soviet weightlifter, and almost got suckered into working in what turned out to be a Yakuza-run all-gay bowling alley in Kyoto. His last Real Job was with the Crime Management Unity of the Queensland Police Service.

He also writes children's books under the pen-name Rowley Monkfish.