Die Irrfahrer

The crazy adventure of the gods goes on. It is 1500 BC, and in the labyrinth of Crete the bull god, Minotaur, is on the rampage. The Tajarim, the members of the little caravan from the ""Nomad God"", especially the shy scribe Seshmosis, the prophet Nostr'tut-Amus and fat Raffin, who, as a result of more or less unfortunate circumstances, have landed bang in front of his snout, also feel fear and trepidation when they see him. Will GON, the little tolerant god without a name, whose aim is to have a good go at the gods on Mount Olympus, be able to give them a hand? After his ""Nomad God"", Gerd Scherm has succeeded in writing another hugely funny roller coaster trip through the mythical world - marvellously and intelligently entertaining! Press ""Gerd Scherm entertains his readers intelligently, enjoyably and congenially - what more do you want from a novel."" www.phantastik.de ""A rib-tickling novel, enthralling to the last line - and so easy to read that time simply flies!"" Die Woche about ""The Nomad God"" Author Gerd Scherm was born in 1950 in Fürth. As well as being a writer, he works as an exhibition organiser and communication designer. He also does research in mythology and myth creation, and has been recognised for both his literary and cultural accomplishments. The Nomad God [Der Nomadengott] is his first fantasy novel. He lives with his wife and many animals on a farmstead in the Frankenhöhe Nature Reserve.