COURTNEY KONSTANTIN

People often ask me what my writing process looks like. How I take an idea and turn it into a finished story. The honest answer? It’s a beautiful mix of chaos, caffeine, and a whole lot of editing. I wish I could say I’m one of those writers who outlines every chapter neatly before typing “Chapter One.” I’m not. My process is more like a storm; characters shouting and going off script, scenes unfolding faster than I can type, and dialogue scribbled in notebooks that I later c

The idea of a zombie outbreak in Las Vegas might sound like a plot from a Hollywood movie, but what if it became a reality? The city...

The world as we knew it changed overnight. Cities fell silent, streets emptied, and a chilling new reality took hold. The undead roamed...

There’s something oddly comforting about writing the end of the world. That probably sounds a little twisted, right? But for me, apocalyptic fiction isn’t really about doom and destruction—it’s about what comes after. It’s about people. Choices. Survival. And most of all, it’s about resilience. When I first started writing The Sundown Series , I wasn’t trying to shock anyone with chaos and gore (okay, maybe a little chaos). I wanted to explore what happens when everyday peo

The thought of a zombie apocalypse is terrifying, but being prepared can make all the difference. In this post, we will discuss essential...