WarWorld

by Steve Downes

In a world divided by endless conflict, war that has raged for thousands of years between two Races on a planet now almost devoid of resources, three brothers must fight to survive as they are played as pawns in a greater game.

230 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 17, 2015

About the author

Steve Downes is an Irish contemporary poet and novelist, currently living and working in Ireland. Educated in N.U.I. Maynooth, he holds a Degree in Classical History and a Masters in Cultural Anthropology.

Steve’s latest books are, Fyre & Stone (BLKDOG Publishing, 2021) & Fyre & Stone: Resurrection Men (BLKDOG Publishing, 2024)

Steve is a published poet since 1996, his poetry collections to-date are: A Human Veneer, A Landscape For Yourself and Dawn at Midnight (anthology).

Steve’s first novel was published in 2013, his novels to-date are: Cosmogonic Marbles, Temporal Tome, Gadzooks Armageddon and Botolf Tales (the Botolf Chronicles), Warworld: Shadows & Dominions (part 1), Murder on the Alpha Centauri Express and The Deaths of Guner Zoon.

Steve has also published three children’s Books: The Upstairs Cat Series (3 books).

Steve continues to write and publish work in many genres.

In 2017 & 2018 Steve exhibited from his collections of historical photographs, Lost Graveyards of Ireland (2017) and A Landscape For Yourself (2018).

Reviews

[Ben Fleming · Rating 5 out of 5]

A gritty story with a surprising number of twists and turns right through until the last page. WarWorld is not my usual genre but the focus on character development and moral questions drew me in to a thoroughly ripping story.