George Saoulidis

Nanodaemons get on the move, in a self-driving truck convoy across Europe

Urban fantasy set in Athens. Aspects of Greek mythology, like minor goddesses and other anthropomorphosised concepts come to life and make mortals feel a lot of conflicting emotions.

Young witches in Athens, leading ordinary lives. What could possibly go wrong?

A series of stories taking place in the God Complex Universe. Scientists push the boundaries of knowledge aided by their Muse.

Death. Destruction. At the touch of a button. These zany disaster stories all share a common thread: Someone pushed the damn button. In honor of Stanislav Petrov, the man who didn't press the nuclear counterstrike button in 1983 and that's why we're all still here.

Wanna break up? There's an app for that. Dexter meets Girlfriend's Guide to Divorce in this snarky black comedy that follows Eris as she toys with people's lives. When 25 year-old Eris gets fired from her minimum-wage job, she stumbles on her friend's startup which outsources bad news to people. But will she manage to keep her friendships intact when she finds out she's very good at delivering breakups, when demand is really picking up and when the recipients don't take to the news too kindly? Inspired by the Greek Goddess of discord Eris and by today's app services obsession.

A series of books about the streets of Athens. Dangerous, exciting and bloody.

Maniai: The Lyssavirus Mutation What If There’s a Pattern to the Madness? More and more people are reported being obsessed with unusual tasks and tested positive for rabies. But when an investigator finds a pattern to the madness and tries to tell people, will anyone listen? Do you want to know what’s next for the inexperienced investigator? Do you wanna meet the crazies? Then read this thrilling patchwork of the weirdest bio-scare ever encountered.