Andrew Gray

He/HIm
Program Coordinator
location_on Buchanan E462

About

Andrew is the founder of the UBC Optional-Residency MFA Program. He now works to coordinate educational technology support and new educational programs in creative writing and is currently supporting and developing our edX courses in novel writing and writing for video games.

He has an MFA in Creative Writing from UBC. His collection of short fiction, Small Accidents, was shortlisted for the Ethel Wilson award in BC and an IPPY independent publisher’s award in the US. His speculative fiction novella The Ghost Line, co-written with J.S. Herbison, was published by Tor in July, 2017.

 Preferred pronouns: he, him


Andrew Gray

He/HIm
Program Coordinator
location_on Buchanan E462

About

Andrew is the founder of the UBC Optional-Residency MFA Program. He now works to coordinate educational technology support and new educational programs in creative writing and is currently supporting and developing our edX courses in novel writing and writing for video games.

He has an MFA in Creative Writing from UBC. His collection of short fiction, Small Accidents, was shortlisted for the Ethel Wilson award in BC and an IPPY independent publisher’s award in the US. His speculative fiction novella The Ghost Line, co-written with J.S. Herbison, was published by Tor in July, 2017.

 Preferred pronouns: he, him


Andrew Gray

He/HIm
Program Coordinator
location_on Buchanan E462
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Andrew is the founder of the UBC Optional-Residency MFA Program. He now works to coordinate educational technology support and new educational programs in creative writing and is currently supporting and developing our edX courses in novel writing and writing for video games.

He has an MFA in Creative Writing from UBC. His collection of short fiction, Small Accidents, was shortlisted for the Ethel Wilson award in BC and an IPPY independent publisher’s award in the US. His speculative fiction novella The Ghost Line, co-written with J.S. Herbison, was published by Tor in July, 2017.

 Preferred pronouns: he, him