Anavatos

An Epic Fantasy Journey

Crafting high-concept epic fantasy and mythological fiction rich in forgotten lore.

Modern Greek Mythological & Epic Fantasy Books

Discover fresh, captivating epic fantasy rooted in timeless legends, designed to push the boundaries of contemporary storytelling.

How Anavatos Came to Life

Born from a passion for timeless stories and a vision to share them with the world.

Founded in 2025, Anavatos Publishing started with a simple yet ambitious vision: to bring a fresh, modern perspective to classic storytelling and create books with a strong international soul.

The idea for Anavatos was born from a desire to bridge rich mythological heritage with dynamic, contemporary narratives. We saw a unique opportunity to revive timeless themes—stories deeply rooted in history and imagination—through a fast-paced, original voice that speaks to readers of all ages across the globe.

Meet the author

Konstantinos P. Moutsinas

Konstantinos Moutsinas was born in Volos in 1990. Following his studies in Business Administration, he launched his career in film production. In 2016, he produced his debut feature film, Short Fuse (2016), starring A. Totsikas, T. Nousias, and K. Markoulakis. The film made history as the first Greek production ever acquired by Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Apple TV.

In 2018, he produced the feature film Hippo on behalf of Faliro House Productions, a project he also co-wrote.

For the past eight years, he has served as Creative Executive at Rhea Films, producing critically acclaimed films that have screened at international festivals. His production credits include Cavewoman (2022) starring Angeliki Papoulia, the documentary No Cap (2024)—directed by Dennis Iliadis, released by Village Cinemas, and becoming a major hit on Netflix—as well as the feature film Salty Amazons (2025) starring Makis Papadimitriou and Michele Valley.

In 2026, he produced Village Cinemas' feature film Friends Forever, co-producing alongside Oscar-winning producer Gareth Ellis-Unwin (The King’s Speech).