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Alex Stewart
Fantasy (Short Stories)
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"The Cat in the Walls" in The Giant Book of
Fantasy and the Supernatural (Parragon, 1996) and in The
Anthology of Fantasy and the Supernatural (Paper Tiger 1994)
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"Doing Business" in Villains! (Penguin 1992)
Plays (Screen - Bugs TV Series)
Poetry
Science Fiction (Short Stories)
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"Second Chances" in Decalog 4 - Re:Generations
(Virgin Books 1997)
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"Someone to Watch Over Me" and some linking text
in Temps (Penguin 1991)
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Linking narrative in Eurotemps (Penguin, 1992)
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Forgotten Milestones in Computing No. 7: The
Quenderghast Bullian Algebraic Calculator in 'Digital Dreams' (NEL
1990)
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Cruel as the Grave in 'Arrows of Eros' (NEL 1989)
Biography
 Alex
Stewart was born in Southend-on-Sea in 1958, and has been a
full-time writer since the mid nineteen eighties; both under his own
name and the pseudonym Sandy Mitchell. As himself he has written
innumerable short stories and magazine articles, material for
role-playing games, comic strips and reviews.
He spent some time in the late nineties as a script executive and
staff writer with Carnival films, working on the high-tech thriller
series Bugs, for which, as Sandy, he also wrote one of the
novelisations. Prior to that he and Neil Gaiman co-edited the
‘Temps’ series of shared world anthologies, which fused the
conventions of superhero comics with a distinctively British make-do
sensibility, for Penguin books.
His hobbies include the martial arts of Aikido and Iaido, miniature
wargaming, role-playing games, and pottering about on the family
allotment.
He lives in the North Essex village of Earls Colne, with his wife
Judith and daughter Hester.
Also writes as:
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