Science Fiction Author, Narrator and Editor

Classic science fiction from the 1950s and beyond

Science fiction books, audiobooks and essays for readers who like strange futures with sharp edges.

Andrew G. Gibson writes, edits and narrates science fiction, curates forgotten golden-age stories, and publishes clear, thoughtful guides to the books and ideas that shaped the genre.

Books and Classic Science Fiction Anthologies

The Incredible Science Fiction series revives memorable stories from the 1950s and beyond for modern readers and listeners. Three volumes are now available, alongside Andrew’s original and curated books including The Crank, The Time Traveller’s User Guide, Search the Sky and Wolfbane.

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Explore Andrew G. Gibson’s science fiction books and anthologies.

Explore the Greatest Science Fiction

Looking for your next remarkable read or film? Start with the growing guides to the 100 greatest science fiction novels and the 100 greatest science fiction movies. You can also explore profiles of 1950s science fiction writers and browse the latest science fiction book reviews.

About Andrew G. Gibson

Andrew’s work combines a love of speculative ideas with an editor’s eye for overlooked stories and a narrator’s feel for how prose sounds aloud. His aim is simple: help more readers encounter science fiction that still surprises, challenges and entertains.


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Start with the essential 1950s science fiction books

Join Andrew’s newsletter and, after confirming your subscription, receive the free reading guide by email: twelve landmark books, three routes into the decade and five discussion questions.

Need an experienced editorial eye?

Andrew offers manuscript feedback, narration and audio work, author website reviews, and clearly labelled sponsored features for suitable science-fiction projects.

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Author • Narrator • Editor

Meet Andrew G. Gibson

Andrew writes, edits and narrates science fiction, curates forgotten golden-age stories, and publishes clear, thoughtful guides to the books and ideas that shaped the genre.