Konstantinos Romosios

Konstantinos Romosios was born in Larissa in 1962 but currently lives and works in Athens. He is married to Aphrodite and has two young children, Artemis and George. He has published the novels: "Moonborn," 1982, Alfa Press, Larissa; "Who Mourns for Adonis," 1986, Korontzis Publications; "It Happens at Night," 1989, Vasdeki Publications; "Messianic Empire," 1995, "Messianic Empire 2: The Fire Walks with Me," 1997, and "Messianic Empire 3: Hell," 2000, The Key - Livani Publishing Organization. His short stories have been included in various collections: "A Very Personal War" in the newspaper Ta Nea and in Greek Fantasy Short Stories, Volume 3, Aiolos Publications. "A Somewhat Strange Morning" in Andromeda magazine. "The World of Akros" in "15 Science Fiction Short Stories," published by the Secretariat for Youth, in "Stories of Greek Fantasy," Aurora Publications, and in "Journeys in Spacetime," The Key - Livani Publishing Organization. "Lost Patrol" in "Stories of Greek Fantasy No. 2," Aurora Publications, and in "Journeys in Spacetime," The Key - Livani Publishing Organization. "Invaders" in Comic Fan magazine. "If They've Eaten My Cookies, They're Done For, Said God Before Falling Silent Forever" in Pleiades magazine. "The True Causes of the Disappearance of the Squonk and the Reappearance of Humans" in Pleiades magazine. "The Doctrine of the Twins" in Greek Science Fiction Short Stories, Aiolos Publications. He has also published two "Star Trek" novellas with Livani Publications: "The Incredible Device of Dr. Katsarakis," "The Return of the Kefalins." He has won the following awards: First literary short story award from the newspaper Ta Nea for his short story "A Very Personal War." First science fiction short story award from the General Secretariat for Youth for his short story "The World of Akros." First short story award from Anexigito magazine for his short story "A Somewhat Strange Morning." Golden "Ikaromenippos" award in 1995 and 1997 for the best science fiction novel for his works "Messianic Empire" and "Messianic Empire 2: The Fire Walks with Me." Hercules Award for the best depiction of Greek history and mythology for the novel "Messianic Empire 2: The Fire Walks with Me." In 1991, he founded the first Star Trek fan club in Greece, the Hellenic Star Trek Society.