Diabolis Of Dublin By Michael Mulvihill

Diabolis Of Dublin By Michael Mulvihill

DUBLIN. BRAM STOKER FESTIVAL. DRACULA’S CITY HAS A REAL VAMPIRE AGAIN.

Vicious, violent, and unyielding, the lordly Lucis Diabolis romps through Dublin’s drug-and-alcohol-infested inner city. A wealthy monster who exported food during the Great Famine, he usually craves the blood of nobles.

Tonight he samples the easy prey — a horde of junkies off Middle Abbey Street.

He will regret it. Poisoned and hallucinating, he crawls back to Mount Jerome Cemetery to die in his coffin. To survive, he must find pure aristocratic blood in modern Dublin.

WHAT CRITICS SAID:

• “Diabolis of Dublin is a very exciting novel… The atmosphere from the streets of Dublin is wonderfully executed… Highly recommended reading.” — Isidoro B. Guggiana
• “Michael Mulvihill weaves an impressive, thought-provoking study of the mind of a vampire… skilled at creating atmosphere… 4 stars. Fans of Vampire Fiction will not be disappointed.”
•  “An old school vampire tale… Plenty of violence and gore. Horror fans will enjoy this.”
• “A flawless piece of horror fiction… has made vampires terrifying again.”

About the Author

Michael Mulvihill is a multifaceted writer with a passion for both fiction and non-fiction. With a keen interest in the darker corners of the human psyche, he has written two horror novels, Siberian Hellhole and Diabolis of Dublin, which explore the chilling and macabre. His writing delves into the unknown, bringing to life stories that are both unsettling and thought-provoking.

In addition to his fiction, Michael Mulvihill has authored HypnoSaga: Unravelling the Threads of Hypnotic History, a comprehensive exploration of the history of hypnotherapy. The book was described as a “masterpiece” by the European Association of Professional Hypnotherapists podcast, cementing Michael as a respected voice in the field.

In his poetry collection, Pieces of the Moon Falling, Michael continues his exploration of the human condition, blending themes of suffering, resilience, and the complexities of existence. Through his vivid, evocative language, he offers readers a profound and emotional journey, inviting them to reflect on the fragility and beauty of life.

Whether through horror, history, or poetry, Michael Mulvihill brings a unique perspective to every page, combining sharp insight with a deep understanding of human emotion and the forces that shape our world.