Constantin Louvain

Constantin Louvain is a belgian author who lives in France. After learning chemistry and engineering, he worked as a researcher, a professor in an african univerity, a salesman of clinical diagnostic reagents and instruments, a technical expert, a sales manager, a product manager at european level and a worldwide product manager and project leader in a multinational company that manufactured laboratory instruments. He now writes novels in french in science-fiction, fantasy and history..

"Le secret des étoileurs" describes the first contact between aliens devoid of technology and humans who have traveled across the stars to meet them. The humans seem ready to help, to lead the aliens towards a better future, but the central character, a young alien, wonders about their sincerity. As he points out: "How can you trust somenone so different?"

"Annunaki: Mission Sumer" shows humans from a different dimension who wish to help the Sumerians to build their first city 5000 years BP. Enlil, the leader of the team, owes his position to his father who rules the government. He lacks experience and falls into many traps while attempting awkwardly to manage a team of "experts" who could not make it in their own world.

"Amator l'imposteur" is a fantasy story. In a world where magic rules, Amator wants to become a magician but fails at his final exam. He decides to practice magic anyway, which leads him in difficult situations. But he learns things that a conventional magician ignores, and when magic itself starts to crumble, only his experience can save his world.

"Traque en Terre occupée" tells the story of Max, a retired US army sniper and Annabelle, a member of a resistance team who fights the Xenos, aliens who occupy Earth since 20 years. Annabelle recruits Max to murder a high rank Xeno official recently arrived. He performs the assassination, gets his money, but has to flee the wrath of the aliens. From New York to Providence, from Boston to Washington, Max and Annabelle try desperately to escape. In the process, they learn a well hidden secret. The aliens are not what they pretend, and this information can change the whole situation.

"L'empire assassiné" is an historical novel. Francesco di Colonna, a condottiere, is hired by the Doge of Venise to officially help the emperor of Constantinople in 1453. The Doge also asks him to get the byzantine secret weapon, the greek fire.