Andrew P. McGregor

Andrew P. McGregor doesn’t write about heroes saving the future. He writes about what’s left after the future’s been shattered—who crawls out, what they carry, and what they’re forced to become. His latest science fiction is modular, grounded in real-world physics, and tuned to the brutal frequency of survival. Hope is optional. Ammunition is not.

His current work pushes into darker, harder territory—modular sci-fi exploring how humanity is reshaped by long-dead civilisations, indifferent alien systems, and ideological cold wars measured in millennia.

He is also the author of:

Starships & Apocalypse – Short story collections from fractured futures where cowardice and courage trade places, and survival often means leaving something explosive in exactly the wrong place.

The Shellworld Conflict Series – A war-driven saga set inside a stellar megastructure ruled by alien trustees, where humanity serves as pawn, weapon, or excuse depending on who’s pulling the trigger.