Andrew Robertson

Andrew Robertson is a queer horror writer and editor. His most recent release is the novella, Pressed. This novella also appears in his first solo short story collection, InhuMANities, which explores the evils of men and the role they play in making the world a more horrific place; their vices, excesses, excuses and monstrosities. InhuMANities is nominated for the 2026 Outwrites Scary Awards in the Body Horror & Collection categories, and was nominated for the Canadian Book Library 2026 Awards in the Suspense category.

A vampire becomes addicted to more than just blood. An unborn baby becomes the must-have accessory for a reality star. Smooth skin becomes currency in the new economy. At an annual Christmas party, fast fashion fights back. Bacon finds a new purpose when a hustler visits his client. A vintage-porn addict discovers new ways to satisfy his growing hunger with killer results.

Andrew has three short stories heading to the moon via the United Launch of a Vulcan Centaur rocket as part of Peregrine Mission One - Manifest 9: #WritersOnTheMoon. These stories will be part of the largest single collection of contemporary artwork ever put on the Moon, and will fly there on the first commercial lunar flight in history.

A lifelong fan of horror, Andrew's work has appeared in multiple anthologies, literary magazines and zines.

"Sexy, sick body horror at its finest"

- Lydia Lunch

“Transgressive, unflinching, and peppered with humor as black as night, InhuMANities is body-horror at its most extreme and exhilarating”

– Peter Atkins, Screenwriter, Hellbound: Hellraiser II, Author of Morningstar


“Wielding body horror like a rusty scalpel, Robertson explores the darker impulses that make us all tragically human. Brilliant and very bloody!”

-Tim McGregor, Author of Eynhallow

"If InhuMANities is anything to go by, Andrew Robertson knows the inner workings of vile, dangerous men a little too well. These stories drip with cruelty, depravity, and razor-sharp wit — a tour of humanity’s worst instincts that’s so convincing you’ll start to wonder what he does when he’s not writing."

-Warren Wagner, Author of The Only Safe Place Left Is The Dark

“Dark, visceral, poetic and devastatingly honest, Robertsons writing lives at the intersection of unabashed hunger, desire, beauty and repulsion. These tales strike at the heart of the queer, gothic soul. They are beautifully painful and darkly necessary. A must read for all those who love unflinching art.”

-Suzan Palumbo Author of Countess and Skin Thief.