CONSTELIS VOSS

Constelis Voss is beautiful.

Trust the author.

This story is a puzzle and asks the reader to assemble it. The pieces are all there, slowly doled out.

Get all three books and read them as a whole. Do not go in expecting a whole complete story in book 1, these are structured more similarly to a three-part manga than other traditional novels.

Color is a major theme of the work, and K paints outstandingly vivid images that leap off the page and animate themselves. Who needs an animation studio?

A meditation on Society and Community, how they're different, and how we're leaving Community behind despite its necessity.

The work is a dialogue and invites the reader to interpret certain elements for themselves rather than stating definitively How Things Are

Empty of Nothing is mindfucky cyberpunk weirdness, and that's what you should love about it.

Whether you're a robot, a program, or a human, we all deal with garbage data. We can only create things with what we have and what we've learned. Garbage in, garbage out. That's all the harder to deal with when you feel EVERYTHING.

Find meaning along with our protagonists as they seek to understand a nonsensical system and realize that they're not the ones who are broken, in this prequel to the stunning trilogy Constelis Voss.

As the story progresses Leigh gives little tidbits of the characters and the life they had before Constelis Voss. I’m internally screaming to final see the picture that Leigh has painted; mainly interested in Alex’s back story. Hoping to at least glimpse into the sexy, badass, war machines dark past. I definitely can’t wait to see how our little bird brings his tantalizing tale to a close.

I give ultimate praise to Leigh for giving the world the masterpiece known as The Constelis Voss Trilogy. The cast is dynamic and never strayed from their personal stance on social issues. Leigh orchestrated a beautiful disaster known as real life. I like how things ended in a realistic way instead of a false reality. Leigh definitely tells the world some happily ever afters aren’t what we expect them to be or how we want them to turn out. Sometimes we need to see that the choices we make have consequences that we must live with. Though not all consequences are dire, some just provide us with a lesson to reflect on. I’m eager for more in the Constelis Voss universe in the future.

I totally rec this book. This book is amazing. I’m what people call and otaku so I read manga on a daily basis. Constelis Voss made me feel like I was reading a manga except with out the drawings. The detail is so vivid and clear. It’s a LGBTQ+, sci-fi, technological dystopian society, blast from the past, space opera.

This book is amazing. I’m what people call and otaku so I read manga on a daily basis. Constelis Voss made me feel like I was reading a manga except with out the drawings. The detail is so vivid and clear. Alex definitely hits hard to home for me. Abusive relationships aren’t as easy to get out of as some might think. But he’s got a fighting spirit and isn’t about to give up. I’m excited to jump right in to volume 2. Leigh has definitely written a masterpiece with this series.

This series is truly mind-bending. The ending was perfectly executed, yet I still did not see it coming. The mark of a great storyteller is their ability to craft a believable story that is not too predictable. Volume three is interspersed with portraits of the main characters created by the author. Each character is given a final examination, one last chance to truly shine on the page. It was a fitting goodbye to a cast that I have grown to love – though it should be noted it isn’t a final goodbye, Leigh has many side stories that connect to the universe of Constelis Voss. Story aside, the world of Constelis Voss is beautiful. From Tyr’s surreal artificial paradise to the lush Greens where a false sun beams down, each scene is painted vividly for the reader. It is a delicate dance between narrative and environment that K. Leigh has mastered. I am looking forward to reading more from this groundbreaking author. Read more of this review here: https://nikolasglass.substack.com/p/constelis-voss-3-reformat-review

Leigh’s first volume of Constelis Voss set the scene and established the world of his characters. It felt hazy and hard to follow, but I intuited that it was intentional. Pattern Recognition confirms my theory – the more the author unveils, the more I retroactively understand. It is a phenomenal work of storytelling.

As Alex’s crew discovers they are not entirely human, they also find they possess powers. Maya can stop time, Polly’s screams are super-sonic, and Henry can interface with the ship and control other androids. Leigh’s anime-inspiration shines through in over-the-top action sequences told in stunning detail. Constelis Voss is an ambitious series, and I look forward to reading the next installment. Read more of this review here: https://nikolasglass.substack.com/p/constelis-voss-2-pattern-recognition

Beautiful canvas, shipping was super quick and I plan on collecting the rest of the cast art when funds allow.

If you're reading this, you should definitely get it. You can save money on something else :) Read the trilogy while wearing this.

Leigh’s first installment of Constelis Voss is a beautiful, poetic introduction to a world foreign yet familiar. Interludes by the narrator, an unknown omniscient first-person, speak directly to the reader. The fourth-wall break is not overused – it’s just enough to create a sense of unease and further confuse the mystery surrounding the protagonists. I look forward to reading the second volume of Constelis Voss, to discover more of the ‘space opera’ style world K. Leigh has created. Read more of this review here: https://nikolasglass.substack.com/p/constelis-voss-1-colour-theory-review

They came in today! Let's go!

Guess what I got today??? @kiraIeigh added post cards to his merchandise shop after I requested them 💙💙💙 Just another reason to live authors and artists.

This book definitely was an eye-opener. with what's going in the world today, something like this could happen. the story was a blend of Logan's Run,Avatar and I,Robot. Can't wait for more from this author!

A story that is as suprising as it is radical. Nevertheless reflecting on the current state of the world, I am pleased to see so many in its pages that impact my life. Thank you for the journey - good read for anyone concerned with civilization and social progress.