Diam Consta was born in Athens and being genuinely attracted to a wide range of disciplines he was able, from an early age, to build relationships with a diverse group of people and be exposed to divergent viewpoints, which well suited his personality of openness, acceptance and an incessant thirst for the “different”.

From the age of 16 he started traveling abroad, as much as he could. After completing his Design studies in Greece, he moved to France to study French literature. Four years later he relocated to London to begin his career in finance. His creative spirit remained alive regardless of his employment environment, participating in painting and photography exhibitions (solo & collective) and continued to travel within Europe, in Asia, North Africa, the United States and Central America.

He started writing more than 15 years ago, initially in Greek and French and then exclusively in English. All his books to date are fiction with almost half of them being poetry and the other half novels. His literary work is focused primarily on allegories and symbolism with as much humor thrown in the mix as possible. He uses an unassuming writing style, suitable for all ages, making a deliberate effort to help the reader be transported to reality-altering fictional situations, whilst emphasizing the dominant role emotions play in all aspects of life.