Constantin Gane (March 27, 1885 – April or May 1962) was a Romanian novelist, amateur historian, biographer and memoirist. Born into the boyar aristocracy of Western Moldavia, he worked as a lawyer in Bucharest, achieving literary notoriety with his recollections from the Second Balkan War and the Romanian front of World War I. By the 1930s, he was primarily a writer on historical and genealogical topics, famous for his contribution to women's history. An apologist for Romanian conservatism and "Junimism", Gane also completed in 1936 a biography of Petre P. Carp. He was editor at "Convorbiri Literare" and a columnist for "Cuvântul", also putting out his own magazine, "Sânziana".