NP Cunniffe
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Ireland
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December 2023
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The Weejee Man
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The Wake
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""you know what, fuck werewolves, i should write about evil cartoons and daddy issues" - nat cassidy after writing the first 65 pages of this book, probably"
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"This is the second book I read by NP Cunniffe and I have enjoyed both. The Weejee Man is the more horror of the two whereas The Wake has more of a gothic feel to it. A man arrives at a wake to pay his respects but all is not as it seems...dum, dum, d"
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Hello Sam, thank you for the review. Stay tuned on Instagram/Facebook for updates on my current project, which leans even more into Irish Gothic Horro
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"Scary as shit with an amazing atmosphere. But left a lot of my questions unanswered. Either way, I still thoroughly enjoyed it. Fairies and the hat man? Count me in."
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"My first read of this author and I found the book creepy and foreboding and very good. The story of an author with writers block who sets off to a cottage in the Irish countryside to get the creative juices flowing. Walks into a local small town pub "
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“Maybe the parties were to keep the dead entertained through an otherwise long and lonely night. He’d once heard his father say the dead could never be left alone in the house.”
― The Wake
― The Wake
“His face had grown dark, except for the reflection of the red fire in his eyes. The house, too, seemed to have filled with shadow, as if a storm was brewing outside. Jim’s eyes beamed red from the shadows. Why wasn’t he moving? Why wasn’t he helping his son?”
― The Weejee Man
― The Weejee Man
“His face had grown dark, except for the reflection of the red fire in his eyes. The house, too, seemed to have filled with shadow, as if a storm was brewing outside. Jim’s eyes beamed red from the shadows. Why wasn’t he moving? Why wasn’t he helping his son?”
― The Weejee Man
― The Weejee Man
“Maybe the parties were to keep the dead entertained through an otherwise long and lonely night. He’d once heard his father say the dead could never be left alone in the house.”
― The Wake
― The Wake
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