Author James Swallow has announced a book signing for the new International Rescues short fiction collection. In a post on his official website, Swallow invites readers to join him and fellow author Karen McCreedy at Heygates Bookshop on Saturday 7th November from 1.30pm.
The pair will be signing copies of the anthology, which is published by Anderson Entertainment. A tweet from Swallow also points readers to further details about the event.
A rare chance to meet the editor and a contributor
Swallow is credited as the editor of the collection. Down the Tubes reported that the book is edited by Swallow, whose writing credits include Star Trek, Space: 1999, UFO, Judge Dredd and Warhammer, and that it features brand-new stories from a range of authors.
The signing at Heygates Bookshop puts the editor alongside a fellow author from the line-up. Anyone wanting a signed copy will need to attend in person on the day, as the announcement gives no details of remote or pre-order signing.
Thunderbirds: Hidden Dangers – International Rescues in context
The anthology sits within the wider Thunderbirds: Hidden Dangers project. Anderson Entertainment's own blog describes the collection as a way to explore International Rescue's world, and notes an order window opening on 18 September 2026.
Swallow's website post says the anthology is now on sale in bookshops or direct from Anderson Entertainment. For fans of Gerry Anderson's puppet-and-adventure universe, a signing with both editor and contributor is a useful chance to pick up a copy in a physical shop.
Thunderbirds: Hidden Dangers – International Rescues is a short fiction anthology of new International Rescue stories from a mix of authors, edited by Swallow. Readers hoping to attend should note the date, Saturday 7th November, and the 1.30pm start.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Thunderbirds: Hidden Dangers – International Rescues signing?
James Swallow and Karen McCreedy will sign copies at Heygates Bookshop on Saturday 7th November from 1.30pm, as announced on Swallow's website.
Is Thunderbirds: Hidden Dangers – International Rescues worth buying in 2026?
It is a short fiction anthology of new International Rescue stories edited by James Swallow and published by Anderson Entertainment, so it suits fans of Gerry Anderson's world who enjoy short-form tales.
Who edited Thunderbirds: Hidden Dangers – International Rescues?
James Swallow edited the collection, which features new stories from several authors, according to Down the Tubes.
Where can I buy Thunderbirds: Hidden Dangers – International Rescues?
Swallow's website says it is on sale in bookshops or direct from Anderson Entertainment.
Who should read Thunderbirds: Hidden Dangers – International Rescues?
Readers who enjoy Thunderbirds and Gerry Anderson's worlds, and who like new short stories by a range of writers, are the natural audience.
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