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Author Konstantine

Konstantine

Konstantine

Konstantine is a writer by choice. His short stories have been published in Haikaosru's Battle Royale-Slam Book, the AE Canadian SF Review and the Savage Beasts anthology by Grey Matter Press. People tell him he's got a writing problem, but he's recently managed to have one of his stories published in Japanese so he guesses he's still got it under control. He's got a Patreon Account, where he writes SF flash fiction and dreams to one day isolating himself in a little house in the mountains, where he will live off the land and order groceries from Amazon, like his glorious ancestors.

Finder Keepers, by Jeremy Hicks and Barry Hayes

Konstantine
02/12/2015
Book Reviews, Online Content
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Finder Keepers, by Jeremy Hicks and Barry Hayes is a fantasy novel about treasure-seeking gnomes and high fantasy piracy set against a world featuring a healthy mix of steampunk and magic. Finder Keepers is,...

Hecate’s Faun, by Marc Royston

Konstantine
15/11/2015
Book Reviews, Online Content
1
Hecate’s Faun, by Marc Royston is a strange case for a fantasy novel: part gothic horror, part magical realism with just a dash of del Torro’s Pan’s Labyrinth, it features just the right amount of magically-aid...

Writers of the Future volume 31, edited by David Farland

Konstantine
08/11/2015
Book Reviews, Online Content, Uncategorized
Writers of the Future volume 31, edited by David Farland is a collection of 13 short stories by new authors, peppered with bits of wisdom from established giants throughout. My main point of interest for thi...

Wolfshadow, by Robert Edward Graham & Christopher S. Fuqua

Konstantine
04/11/2015
Book Reviews, Online Content
Wolfshadow, by Robert Edward Graham & Christopher S. Fuqua, is a science fiction novel that bleeds just enough into the fantasy genre to tell a particularly uplifting, if utterly depressing story. I went...

Blurring the Line, edited by Marty Young

Konstantine
25/10/2015
Book Reviews, Horror, Online Content
Blurring the Line, edited by Marty Young is an anthology about hidden horrors lurking at the edge of everyday awfulness, sprinkled here and there with scary little tidbits which prove that our world slides clos...
3.2

Icthyic In The Afterglow, by Jason Wayne Allen

Konstantine
16/10/2015
Book Reviews, Online Content
Icthyic In The Afterglow, by Jason Wayne Allen is a horror novella about a world where the Lovecraftian Old Ones reign supreme and Ultharian extremists wage a protracted war of attrition against their canine co...
4.3

A Picnic At The Mountains of Madness by Neil Baker

Konstantine
10/10/2015
Book Reviews, Horror, Online Content
A Picnic At The Mountains of Madness by Neil Baker is colorful little book created to ease children into the of horror and science fiction classic, ‘At The Mountains Of Madness’ by H.P. Lovecraft. The book’s...
4.5

Hanzai Japan, edited by Haikasoru

Konstantine
01/10/2015
Book Reviews, Horror, Online Content, Science Fiction
Hanzai Japan, edited by Haikasoru is an anthology of supernatural crime. It features bloody murder, forgery, sumo wrestling corruption and identity theft aided through occult power of cruel, alien technologies....
3.3

Ain’t Superstitious, edited by Juliana Rew

Konstantine
25/09/2015
Book Reviews, Online Content
Ain’t superstitious, edited by Juliana Rew is an anthology about creepies, crawlies, things that go bump at all ours in the day and all the tiny rituals that keep them at bay. At 150 pages, his anthology cov...
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