Andrews, Graham
Entry updated 7 November 2022. Tagged: Author, Theatre.
(1948- ) UK author and playwright, in Belgium from 1982, whose Darkness Audible (coll of linked stories 1991) features a sequence of sf and fantasy tales unconnected except for the fact that they are passing through the mind of a failed writer whose mental health is no longer secure; the collection could be described as a set of Club Stories told in Inner Space. A second sf collection is A Gentle Flow of Ink (coll 2013). Andrews's stories, critiques and bibliographies have appeared in various sf publications including Extro, Foundation: The Review of Science Fiction, Interzone, Locus, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction and Vector. His plays [see Checklist below] are both sf, as is the light-hearted novel The Stopgap Spaceman (2018).
The nonfiction American Rivals of James Bond (2022) surveys US espionage-themed fiction, Cinema and Television, including The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (1964-1968). [JC/DRL]
Graham Andrews
born Belfast, Northern Ireland: 3 February 1948
works
- The Stopgap Spaceman (London: Random House/FeedARead, 2018) [pb/uncredited]
collections
- Darkness Audible (London: Excalibur Press, 1991) [coll of linked stories: pb/photographic]
- A Gentle Flow of Ink (London: Random House/FeedARead, 2013) [coll: pb/John Baldwin]
- Nor Am I Out of It (London: Random House/FeedARead, 2015) [coll: pb/]
plays
- The Man Who Met His Maker (Warrington, Cheshire: New Theatre Publications, 2004) [play: chap: pb/nonpictorial]
- The Last Pixel Show (Warrington, Cheshire: New Theatre Publications, 2009) [play: chap: pb/nonpictorial]
- Elsewheres and Elsewhens: Four Space-Time Plays (no place given: FeedARead.com Publishing, 2020) [plays: coll: pb/nonpictorial]
nonfiction
- American Rivals of James Bond (Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland, 2022) [nonfiction: pb/photocollage]
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