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Here Be Apples

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Here Be Apples is a fictionalised account of the author's real experiences signed to a major record label in the days when labels had money to burn and before streaming changed everything.

As off-the-scale wild as you think it might have been, the reality was always wilder.

Joey Wagner is touring the world with his indie rock band, Low Fruit. The cracks are starting to show, but Joey can't stop the rock’n’roll circus. Stopping means facing the reality of his parents' death and his upbringing in a religious cult under the tutelage of the elusive Ignatius St Clair. Joey soon learns that when the past reappears in the most unexpected of places, you better come up with a good plan for redemption.

306 pages, Paperback

First published June 28, 2025

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About the author

Kev Sherry

2 books
I'm a songwriter, indie musician, comic writer and novelist.

My graphic novel Painted (originally self-released as Warpaint) was published by Humanoids Inc in 2021.

I have self-published my first novel, 'Here Be Apples' in 2025.

I've performed in the indie guitar band Attic Lights since 2005 and released three critically acclaimed albums – “Friday Night Lights” (Island/Universal Records, 2008), “Super De Luxe” (Elefant Records, 2013) and “Love In The Time of Shark Attacks” (Elefant Records, 2019).
I'm also a member of the ‘indie dance pop’ collective, ‘Disco Mary’.

In music I've collaborated with international artists like Bjorn Yttling, Cerys Matthews and La Casa Azul and my songs have been remixed by Mogwai, Camera Obscura, The Fratellis, Jim Noir and The Vaselines. My music with Attic Lights has appeared on HBO’s comedy-drama Divorce, Netflix’s Elite, MTV’s Teen Mom, BBC’s The Culture Show, The One Show, Sportscene and ITV’s Scotsport and STV News.

Very occasionally I try to surf, thus aiming to satisfy a teenage need to be in the movie Point Break. I run too. Very slowly, but quite far. Then I turn back and run home after that, while listening to music at high volumes. This will probably damage my hearing in the years to come – but I have an absurd faith in the future possibilities of medical science.

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