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Empire will be re-released by Pocket Books next year! Empire 2 In Empire, the Grim Reaper walked a world that had been besieged by the undead for more than 100 years. He left his post as Death in order to hunt and kill zombies full-time, and the...
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At 3:13pm on September 19, 2008, Dylan J Morgan said…
Hey David,

Thanks for adding me. Nice to meet you.

Dylan.
At 5:34pm on February 29, 2008, David Dunwoody said…
Hey Greg!

"The Picture in the House" is a gruesome little chiller that isn't as obtuse as some of his other work. Reminds me of Texas Chainsaw Massacre, myself!

If you're wanting to dive into the Mythos stuff, I'd recommend "Pickman's Model" and the good ol' "Call of Cthulhu" (both of which can be found at that DagonBytes site, along with the rest of his fiction).

My favorite Lovecraft story is "The Dreams in the Witch-House". If you're into sci-fi he wrote a few pretty good ones in that field, including "In the Walls of Eryx".

-Dave
At 3:53pm on February 29, 2008, Greg Hall said…
Mon amie,

See you're a Lovecraft fan. Been trying to dive into his work (I'm a Poe boy) but I can't seem to find the handle. Now I know I'm a horrible reader to begin with but any suggestions on a couple of his stories that might grab me?
At 6:32am on January 7, 2008, Stephen Blundell said…
And to you too! Thinks are pretty busy ... but thats a good thing.
At 3:55pm on January 5, 2008, David Dunwoody said…
Doing well Stephen, hope the same's true for you! Happy '08!
At 3:25am on January 5, 2008, Stephen Blundell said…
Hey Dave ... how you feeling man?!
At 6:13pm on November 23, 2007, Graveside Tales said…
Hey David glad you could make it.

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About Me:
I'm a writer of subversive horror. In addition to fiction, I've recently written movie reviews for The Hacker's Source and Oh, the Horror!. On the film front, I've written a horror short called "Snuff" which might develop into a feature.
Website:
http://daviddunwoody.com/
Favorite Authors
Lovecraft, Poe, Clive Barker, Richard Matheson
Favorite Books
Stephen King's IT, Catch-22

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DARK ENTITIES, my first collection, has been released!

"It's clear from line one that Dunwoody knows what he's doing when it comes to writing good fiction. Inside these pages we see every kind of savage inhuman monster, from the zombies Dunwoody is known for, to demons, werewolves, and things that have no explanation — even in the horror realm." - Dark Scribe

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Posted on September 14, 2009 at 3:00pm —

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Novels coming to print (and reprint)

Empire will be re-released by Pocket Books next year!

Empire 2

In Empire, the Grim Reaper walked a world that had been besieged by the undead for more than 100 years. He left his post as Death in order to hunt and kill zombies full-time, and the sequel picks up with him doing just that.

As winter approaches, Death, now known as Adam, crosses the American badlands in search of the girl he once… Continue

Posted on August 14, 2009 at 5:00pm —

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Coming soon from Dark Regions Press: DARK ENTITIES by David Dunwoody

As part of its New Voices of Horror imprint, Dark Regions (http://www.darkregions.com/) will be publishing a collection of my short stories, including several new tales in addition to previously published ones.

Dark Regions will publish 13 signed (by artist Tom Moran and myself) limited leather bound editions, 100 signed and limited cloth editions, and 100 signed trade paperbacks to be released 2-3 months after the hardcover editions.

We're shooting for a late '08/early '09 release. The ink's… Continue

Posted on September 19, 2008 at 11:51am —

David Dunwoody

Got some catching up to do

daviddunwoody.com is now the hub for all my fiction. Empire was published in April and is doing well - order it here.

New serial The Harvest Cycle, an apocalyptic novel, has resumed updates after a brief hiatus due to medical problems (details at the forumContinue

Posted on July 26, 2008 at 9:51am —

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EMPIRE is available for pre-order! With free shipping!

EMPIRE is available for pre-order! With free shipping!

http://permutedpress.com/preorders.php

This expanded edition of my online zombie novel will ship in April! With 20% new material and all the gory goodness of the original, EMPIRE is coming in print from Permuted Press, publisher of JOHN DIES AT THE END, DYING TO LIVE and HISTORY IS DEAD.

"David Dunwoody's EMPIRE is a macabre masterpiece of post-apoc… Continue

Posted on March 4, 2008 at 10:54pm — 2 Comments

 
 

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