"Roscoe" is a gripping novel that takes readers on a journey through the streets of San Francisco. At its center is a homeless man who gazes at a world that largely ignores him with a sharp, tireless eye. Over the course of twelve hours, a story unfolds that is unvarnished, darkly humorous, and precise. The protagonist confronts the societal contradictions and indifference that surround him while simultaneously experiencing moments of unexpected kindness and human connection. In a voice that is both irreverent and deeply human, "Roscoe" offers an intimate portrait of a man and a broader exploration of the torn realities of modern America. Andrew J. Gregor's novel is unflinching, disturbing, and ultimately compassionate, reminding us that the overlooked are never without thoughts, dignity, or a story worth hearing.