Andrew worked for many years as the head of Development at the Irish Film Board, where he nurtured Irish feature-films, including the Oscar-nominated animated feature Song of the Sea and the rollicking comedy Good Vibrations. Andrew is currently at work in two feature-films: The Best Bar in Baghdad, a comedy for Parallel Films (Brooklyn); and A Day In The Life a bittersweet love-story for Cosmo Films (Sing Street). Andrew has been a winer of the Cúirt Literary Festival's New Writing Award and his most recent work, an essay called Difficult People can be found in the journal Winter Pages. His fiction has been featured in Town and Country: The Faber Book of New Irish Stories, for which Hot Press magazine described him as 'Ireland's answer to Michel Houllebecq' and The Times (UK) aptly called him 'wry'. One Star Awake, Andrew's first novel, is indeed quite wry.
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