Profile: Graham Andrews

About This Author

Graham Andrews is a professional writer with a long track record of publication. He has published a science-fiction novel, Darkness Audible (Excalibur Press, London, 1991), and some shorter works on educational psychology. Also short stories, articles, book reviews, etc. in such publications as the Belfast Telegraph, the Brussels Bulletin, The Times (of London), The Guardian, Daily Express, The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Interzone, Million: The Magazine of Popular Fiction, Postscripts, Foundation: The Journal of Science Fiction, Locus: The Magazine of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Field), Vector (British Science Fiction Association), Calliope (a fiction magazine published by American Mensa), All Hallows, Book and Magazine Collector, and Paperback Parade. He also contributed to the St. James Guide to Fantasy Writers (1996). Recent publications include an appreciation of Ray Bradbury’s short-story collection, A Memory of Murder, for Paperback Parade (plus the British on-line magazine Crime Time) and detailed articles about Edgar Wallace and A. E. van Vogt for The Paperback Fanatic (issues 23 and 24). He is a member of the Society of Authors and the Royal Society of Literature.