Novels – In Progress
The Paranormalist Series
Future’s End Series
The writing began as a true story… and then refused to be bound by convention.
Only in the past can a disgraced historian, a failing science student and a broken psychologist prevent the destruction of the world.
In the 1960s, an undiagnosed bipolar boy was sent to a strict military boarding school. Brutal, unreal, and unforgiving. Think Lindsay Anderson’s film ‘If….’—but stripped of irony, and with the surreal factor turned up to eleven.
What followed was not a neat redemption arc. It was a collision with ufology, the paranormal, and the strange, shifting cultural undercurrents of the United Kingdom in the 1970s – eventually leading that once brutalised boy to become one of the country’s most original and influential investigators of unexplained phenomena and historical mysteries.
There are no chosen ones here. Just people carrying grief, guilt, bad decisions, and the uncomfortable truth that the sheer effort to save the world doesn’t fix what’s broken within.
Expect humour where it shouldn’t exist, loss that cannot be undone and a future that resists being saved as much as it resists being understood.
Because history doesn’t change cleanly, and neither do we.
The Paranormalist (Book One: Strange Phenomena)
In development
Biographical Fiction series…
Extracts →
Future’s End (Book One: Killing Time)
In development
Science Fiction series…
Short Stories
Serpent’s Pride
This short story is based on the novel Calenture by Storm Constantine which was originally published by Headline in 1994. Serpent’s Pride forms a sidequel to the original story, and appears in Pashterina’s Peacocks, available from Immanion Press and Amazon.
Pashterina’s Peacocks
Storm Constantine was a unique and visionary writer, whose work often challenged received ideas about gender, society and spirituality. Throughout her career, she wrote prolifically and was a successful editor, publisher, and a generous champion of other writers. Perhaps best known for her Wraeththu novels, short stories and collections, which garnered her critical acclaim as well as committed fans around the world, she was also celebrated for her Nephilim-inspired Grigori trilogy and her non-fiction works on all things magical and esoteric.
This tribute collection brings together writing from some of her closest friends and colleagues. Here, you will find memoir, fiction and non-fiction all inspired by Storm and her work. She was much loved and admired by those who knew her. We hope this book goes some way to explaining why.
With an introduction by Ian Whates, memoirs, tales, and previously unpublished contributions from Neil Gaiman, Michael Moorcock, Justina Robson, Ian Watson, Tanith Lee, John Kaiine, Andrew Collins, Graham Phillips, Freda Warrington, Liz Williams, Dolores Ashcroft-Nowicki, Nerine Dorman, Ruby, Ricardo Pinto, Fiona McGavin, Fiona Lane, Kim Newman, Wendy Darling, Louise Coquio, Paula Wakefield, Deborah Cartwright, J.E. Bryant, E.S. Wynn, Paul Weston and Y.J.F. Cartwright.