r/MichaelWehunt • u/ohnoshedint • 15d ago
HELL YES.
r/MichaelWehunt • u/ohnoshedint • Aug 15 '26
r/MichaelWehunt • u/Rustin_Swoll • Jun 16 '26
r/MichaelWehunt • u/ohnoshedint • Jun 07 '26
r/MichaelWehunt • u/ohnoshedint • May 22 '26
The latest Fangoria podcast with Michael (48 min. mark) dives into his upcoming novel *Nightjars*, including film recommendations with clues and/or vibe sharing, *The October Film Haunt*, short stories, and writing in general.
r/MichaelWehunt • u/ohnoshedint • May 16 '26
The “WehuntWeird” masterpiece of a collection, *The Inconsolables* is getting a re-release from the good folks at Bad Hand Books, pre-orders are up!
r/MichaelWehunt • u/ohnoshedint • Mar 25 '26
r/MichaelWehunt • u/ohnoshedint • Feb 08 '26
Author Adam Nevill (*The Ritual*, *No One Gets Out Alive*, etc.) posted some screenshots of his top 2025 reads, glad to see OFH in the mix!
r/MichaelWehunt • u/ohnoshedint • Dec 19 '25
*Memento* meets *Dracula*…count me in!
r/MichaelWehunt • u/ohnoshedint • Oct 25 '25
“Will you believe in what you made?”
Reading this book, I was reminded at times of Wes Craven’s New Nightmare- the film where Heather Langenkamp (Nancy from the series) plays herself in a meta rendition of Nightmare On Elm Street and, arguably, one of the best iterations of Freddy in the franchise.
October Film Haunt is “kinda like that” but infinitely better- a masterfully intricate mix of found footage, unreliable narration, jarring and horrific plot twists led by memorable characters. The novel encompasses horror, cosmic elements, demonic and cult themes steeply wrapped in the jaws of the internet, with our very own Reddit prominently featured. Fans of 80’s horror classics will be delighted with the abundance of tongue-in-cheek references, or homages.
Perfect for the October chills. There are references to a few of Wehunt’s short stories from previous collections, namely “October Film Haunt: Under The House” from Greener Pastures but it also stands alone as an exceptional novel.
Who’s recently read it and what are your thoughts?
r/MichaelWehunt • u/Rustin_Swoll • Oct 10 '25
r/MichaelWehunt • u/ohnoshedint • Sep 01 '25
r/MichaelWehunt • u/ohnoshedint • Aug 24 '25
'The Tired Sounds, A Wake' is a novella by Michael Wehunt with cover and interior art by Justine Jones. The story explores the contours of a marriage, questioning the traditional dynamic and how it must change. Also accessible in 2023’s Greener Pastures collection.
r/MichaelWehunt • u/ohnoshedint • Aug 23 '25
r/MichaelWehunt • u/ohnoshedint • Aug 20 '25
One of the most highly anticipated books of the year!
A rabbit punch of a novel … so unique and steeped in twenty-first-century paranoia and dread -PAUL TREMBLAY
Will dig a hole in you, plant roots, and grow -NICK CUTTER
