Background
Storm Constantine was born on October, 12 in 1956 in the United Kingdom.
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1989
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The next night, there were three of them, and they weren't standing in a corner. They were hanging from the ceiling by their hair and were beyond staring at me, or doing anything else. Wraeththu, a race of androgynous beings, have arisen from the ashes of human civilisation. Like the mythical rebis, the divine hermaphrodite, they represent the pinnacle of human evolution. But Wraeththu - or hara - were forged in the crucible of destruction and emerged from a new Dark Age. They have yet to realise their full potential and come to terms with the most blighted aspects of their past. Blood, the Phoenix and a Rose begins with an enigma: Gavensel, a har who appears unearthly and has a hidden history. He has been hidden away in the house of Sallow Gandaloi by Melisander, an alchemist, but is this seclusion to protect Gavensel from the world or the world from him? As his story unfolds, the shadow of the dark fortress Fulminir falls over him, and memories of his past slowly return. The only way to find the truth is to go back through the layers of time, to when the blood was fresh. Evidence is subjective and interpretation creates conflicting memories. A stand-alone trilogy of connected novellas, 'Song of the Cannibals', 'Half Sick of Shadows' and 'A Pyramid of Lions' are witness accounts, one of them from Gavensel himself, that bring light to one of the darkest corners of Wraeththu history.
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2016
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Wraeththu – a new species or the next step in the evolution of humankind? Androgynous, and stronger in mind and body than their human predecessors, Wraeththu rose from the ruins of human civilisation to start afresh. New custodians of a battered planet, they have a choice: work and grow to become worthy custodians of the world, or succumb to the lingering humanity within them, and perish as their forerunners did. Naturally magical, often possessing unearthly beauty, and sometimes deadly, the Wraeththu have captivated readers since Storm Constantine’s first novel, The Enchantments of Flesh and Spirit, was published in 1988. Since then, the author has completed three trilogies, three novellas and numerous short stories. This anthology collects all her published Wraeththu stories into one volume, and also includes extra material, including the author’s first explorations of the androgynous race and their world, dating back to the late 1970s. From the ‘creation story’ Paragenesis, through the bloody, brutal rise of the earliest Wraeththu tribes, when hara fought for control and power, (Pro Lucror), and on into a future where they have overcome their savage beginnings, and strange mutations are starting to emerge from hidden corners of the earth, (Painted Skin), the fifteen stories within this book explore different shades and colours of the Wraeththu world. With sumptuous illustrations by official Wraeththu artist Ruby, as well as pictures from Danielle Lainton and the author herself, A Raven Bound with Lilies is a must for any Wraeththu enthusiast, and is also a comprehensive introduction to the mythos for those who are new to it.
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2017
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Immanion Press, through its imprint Megalithica Books, is pleased to announce the publication of Grimoire Dehara Book Three: Nahir Nuri. This is the third volume of the pop culture magic system based on the mythos of Storm Constantine’s popular fantasy novels, the Wraeththu series. The focus of the system is the Dehara, androgynous deities that represent the alchemical rebis, the conjunction of male and female, spirit and matter. The book is fully illustrated by artist Ruby, with additional illustrations by Storm Constantine. It will be available as a limited edition numbered hardback of 50 copies, a paperback and eEbook. The printed editions will contain more illustrations than the eBook. Following on from Grimoire Dehara: Ulani, this book explores Nahir Nuri, the third tier of the system, incorporating the levels Efrata, Aislinn and Cleatha. The practitioner now explores the cosmos, encountering new magical entities with whom to work, and creating new realms from their imaginations. Nahir Nuri also presents the Deharan interpretations of the Tree of Life, a distinct version for each level of the tier. Grimoire Dehara: Nahir Nuri includes: The Otherlanes – the paths between etheric realms Meeting the Sedim, vehicles of the Otherlanes Pansophia – the three aspects of the Tree of Life: Arboriamunda, Creamora and Cosmoria Ancestral majhahns – the time before modern humanity New dehara associated with ascension majhahns and exploration of the ethers The dehara of space and time Creating new realms Working within created realms for specific magical purposes This book is an essential addition to the library of any experimental practitioners of magic interested in new systems, as well as fans of Storm’s work, who want to know more about the magic described in the novels.
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2017
Storm Constantine was born on October, 12 in 1956 in the United Kingdom.
Constantine attended Stafford Girls’ High School from 1966 to 1971. She attended Stafford Art College from 1971 to 1972.
Constantine works as a freelance writer since 1987. She also worked as a finance officer in Staffordshire, England in 1990.
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2017(The next night, there were three of them, and they weren'...)
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