Andrew Morris

Andrew Morris was born in Worcester, England, in the late 1960s. He has been writing for over thirty years, producing fiction, reviews, and articles across a wide range of subjects, and often under a bewilderingly wide range of pseudonyms.

His early stories appeared in 1980s small-press magazines devoted to science fiction and horror, including 'Unearthly Child', 'Into The Darkness', and 'In The Flesh'. Since the late 1990s, he has contributed sporadically to mainstream publications.

His debut novel, 'Given: A Very Personal Apocalypse' (published in 2012 under the pseudonym Morris Henshaw), enjoyed a brief stint as an Amazon bestseller and received strong reviews across its decade in print.

Beyond writing, Andrew has worked in the British film and television industry, both behind and in front of the camera, appearing in credits for 'Chimera' (1989), 'Lycanthropy' (2006), and 'Faint Heart' (2008). He has also served as an aid worker in Africa and spent several years in logistics as a coach and personnel manager.

He now lives in a quiet rural village near Ashby-de-la-Zouch, where he is co-writing the second book in the Time & Fate series with Laura Dodd and developing the eagerly awaited conclusion to his 'Murrenmaw' trilogy.