Storm Constantine

(1956 -- January 14, 2021)

Storm Constantine was a British SF and fantasy author who also wrote several non-fiction works.

Since the late 1980s Constantine had written more than 20 novels. Her most popular novels were her "Wraeththu" series (1987 - 2003). Her short fiction was collected in Oracle Lips (1999). In 2003 she launched Immanion Press. The publishing company publishes her own works, new writers, and well-known genre writers, mainly from the UK.

Her non-fiction works include The Inward Revolution (with Deborah Benstead) (1998), Bast and Sekhmet: Eyes of Ra (with Elouise Coquio) (1999), Egyptian Birth Signs (2002), The Grimoire of Deharan Magick: Kaimana (2005), and Sekhem Heka: A Natural Healing and Self Development System (2008).

Awards, Honors and GoHships:

• 1992 -- Novacon 22
• 1993 -- Octocon 1991
• 1995 -- Finncon 1995
• 1996 -- Festival of the Imagination 1996
• 2000 -- Fantasycon XXIV
• 2004 -- Lunacon 47
• 2013 -- Bristol-Con 2013

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1956—2021

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