Original Fiction
Books from strange and broken worlds
Dark Satire
Absurd systems, dangerous ideologies and the people trapped within them
Horror
Plagues, Vampyrs, rats and the monsters beneath ordinary life
Failure Class Press
Independent fiction by Michael Mulvihill
Rot Land
In a rotting Dublin haunted by madness, violence and neglect, society’s outcasts struggle to survive while the respectable world condemns them from a distance. As Ireland descends into grotesque fascism, the visionary Barra journeys through its ruins, searching for truth, compassion and a soul untouched by the rot.
Utopianoids
Utopianoids is a darkly surreal satire set in a totalitarian “utopia” where obedience is sanity, individuality is dangerous, and the vulnerable are condemned as the Failure Class. Through absurd propaganda, institutional cruelty and war, ordinary people struggle to preserve their dignity, conscience and humanity inside a system designed to erase them
Nick and Henry
In New Orleans, demons Nick and Henry corrupt souls slowly.Their masterpiece is Timothy, an anxious philosophy student researching Satan and desperate for inspiration. They will give him murder.Nick and Henry is occult horror with a theological bite—a story in which damnation is not a fall, but a slow boil.
Pieces of the moon falling
Falling is a dark, surreal poetry collection exploring love, loneliness, addiction, war, mental illness and the dangers of manufactured utopias. Moving between tenderness and horror, it searches for beauty, freedom and human connection within a fractured world.
Diabolis of Dublin
Diabolis of Dublin is a darkly satirical horror novel in which an ancient vampire stalks the city’s forgotten addicts while manipulating its wealthy, corrupt and morally lost inhabitants. Blending supernatural terror with savage social criticism, it exposes a Dublin where human indifference can be every bit as monstrous as the creature feeding upon
Siberian Hellhole
Siberian Hellhole is a supernatural horror novel set in a remote Siberian valley, where drilling opens a gateway to Hell and unleashes demonic forces upon an isolated community. As darkness consumes the land, Tobias and the villagers must overcome fear, temptation and despair to confront evil through courage, unity and faith
Hypnosaga
HypnoSaga traces the history of hypnosis and hypnotherapy from ancient healing temples and Mesmer’s animal magnetism to modern clinical practice. Combining historical research with therapeutic insight, it explores the field’s pioneers, challenges enduring myths and argues for hypnotherapy’s value in treating trauma, anxiety and other psychological difficulties.
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