Novels:
Fire in the Sky – Exactly why did that hyper-advanced being fall from the sky and land on us?
“Part David Almond, part Philip K. Dick, Sandison has woven a taut web of otherwordliness about reality… or is it the other way around? Uncanny, tense, in parts lyrical and heart-rending, in parts brutal, Fire in the Sky feels unique in the fantasy genre. An absorbing, compulsive read with an ending that clung to me like glue.”
Stark Holborn, author of Nunslinger“This book starts with a very intense and honest portrayal of a young woman, and then branches out into unexpected directions that can be both funny and brutal. It’s not afraid of big emotions and events, and also of the biggest questions. I love a book that surprises me; I couldn’t guess where Fire in the Sky was going to go, and that made it a genuine surprise of the best kind. It’s deep, involving, and unflinching.”
Aliya Whiteley, author of The Beauty and The Arrival of Missives
The Codes We Keep – A proto-cyberpunk riff on Arthurian legend set in Welwyn Garden City
Short stories:
My work can be found in the following places:
- The Provenance of Objects in Unthology 11
- Blocks forthcoming in BFS Horizons
- Framing Ilva in issue 8 of The Lonely Crowd
- City Hounds in issue 21 of KZine
- The Digger’s Tale on Unofficial Britain
- Anima in issue E of Shelf Heroes
- Dark City in issue D of Shelf Heroes
- The Road Knows When A Journey is Over in Autumn 16 issue of Bourbon Penn
- Rain on In Shades
- Mephisto the Unruly on Pornokitsch
- Our Time is Over, P.S. I Love You in the April 2015 issue of Jupiter SF
- KFP in SQ Mag #18
- Epitaph in the March 2014 issue of Perihelion SF
- My Final Flight on the Never Never published on www.fictionontheweb.co.uk
- The New Book of Revelations, I i-iii published in The 100 Worlds anthology by Dreamscape Press.
- The Oldest of the New Gods a 100-word story of mine in Drabblecast 292: Hollow as the World. I also wrote the 100-character twabble in Drabblecast 288: The Bayou Witch
Non-fiction
- On Writing ‘Framing Ilva’, published in The Lonely Crowd
- Aguirre: The wrath of God, published in Shelf Heroes, issue A
- The Bicycle Thieves, published in Shelf Heroes, issue B
- Editor’s Dos and Don’ts, at Thresholds
Interviews
- Small Press Shakedown at Pornokitsch
- Papertrail Podcast – Unsung, Kickstarter and the 2084 anthology
- Hearing Britain, Healing Britain – interview with the Morning Star
