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Hidden in the dark corners of our reality are the passages to spaces beyond. Is it there that unfortunate souls come face to face with the horrors that move silently about us in everyday life. Take a breath, take a chance, and turn the page...

David Dunwoody, the author of EMPIRE, presents strange and chilling tales in which there is no escape to be found - only confrontation with the dark entities of the author's imagination. Giant ghouls in a graveyard, rebellious demons chained eternally in Hell, ravenous shape-shifters on a lost island, and the specter of Death himself are awaiting you within the confines of this book to collect your soul. Join us. Take a chance, but will you survive?!

Print editions lavishly illustrated by Tom Moran. This is the very first book in the New Voices of Horror series.

Dark Regions Press presents Dark Entities by David Dunwoody as part of Dark Regions Digital. Browse all of our digital titles by searching for "dark regions digital" or "dark regions press."


"Within the pages of Dark Entities you'll find a mix of artistic sensibility, extreme characters and gruesome horror - crafted with both skill and apitutude. The sentance structure is lean; the vivid imagery portrayed is not unlike the darkest work from Hieronymus Bosch. Look out world, David Dunwoody has arrived." - James Roy Daley, author of The Dead Parade

"Has the ability to resonate in your mind...a frightening experience." - Dr. Pus, "Library of The Living Dead" podcast

"Although half of the stories in this collection were previously published, I hadn't read any of them, or in fact anything by this writer. The author is heavily into monstrous creatures and most of his heroes don't emerge from their encounters happily, if they emerge at all. Flesh eaters, demons, lurching figures and others capable of changing their shapes fill the pages, most of them decidedly unfriendly. Mostly traditional stories with a lean toward the grotesque. The dialogue is good, the descriptive sections sometimes uneven. My favorites were "The Ambrosia Supper Club" and "Sunset." The illustrations by Thomas Moran are excellent. This is the first in the New Voices of Horror series of single author collections. Let's hope subsequent volumes maintain the same standards." - Don D'Ammassa, Critical Mass

Dark Entities edition by David Dunwoody Tom Moran Literature Fiction eBooks

"Dark Entities" is a terrific collection of short horror fiction that I enjoyed a helluva lot more than I thought I was gonna. Not every tale is a home run, but most of `em are extra-base hits. ALL of them are worth reading, which actually says a lot.
Like many of us, I buy WAY more books than I could possibly read. But yesterday, as I wandered by the shelf lined with several Dark Regions Press books, this particular burnt-orange spine lettering leapt out towards me, and without thinking, I just put the book in my briefcase to take home.
As they say, sometimes the book picks you.
I tore through this set in a few, greedy gulps.
Personally, I find tone and style can go a long way in telling a horror tale, and I loved Mr. Dunwoody's tone and style.

A few noteworthy stories:

"The Ambrosia Supper Club" is a dandy "monsters versus us real folk" riot.
"Sunset" is a cinematic, bleak nightmare of an idyllic island vacation gone spectacularly wrong. Dunwoody here offers some of his best characterizations; this is one of the longer pieces.
"Birthright" is an interesting take on Hell...it's got a great sense of "place"...this one left me wanting more.
"The Abbot and The Dragon" has a "Walking Dead" vibe crossed with, believe it of not, a little "Jurassic Park."

Not only did I enjoy those stories more than the others, I kinda wanted each one of them to be a novella on their own.

As soon as I finish this review, I'm off to go check out more of Mr. Dunwoody's work...this is an impressive introduction.

Product details

  • File Size 2041 KB
  • Print Length 112 pages
  • Publisher Dark Regions Press (November 30, 2012)
  • Publication Date November 30, 2012
  • Sold by  Digital Services LLC
  • Language English
  • ASIN B00AGAWA20

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