Hungry Wolf Press

Creepy Suspense

The Bad Boys in the Attic

Childhood fears, left unconfronted, wait and grow in the dark

What if the monsters in your dreams left bruises in the morning?

Olly’s life is normal. Except for the voices in the attic. Cruel, taunting, and far too real. As he grows from a boy clutching a tattered security blanket to a father struggling to protect his own child, the shadows of his past refuse to let go. Time slips and bends like a dream as Olly confronts what lurks in the attic. He must learn to face his fears, both the physical and the emotional.

Through the shifting sands of memory and time, The Bad Boys in the Attic explores the generational echoes of trauma, the blurred line between reality and imagination, and the courage it takes to face the shadows within.

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Confessions of an X Shitposter

Ratio: An eX/Twitter Eulogy

“15 years of shitposting void chirps—this is what stuck.”

Twitter was a place for chaos, comedy, and connection, where brilliant tweets and terrible ideas fought for the same scraps of attention. For 15 years, Stephen Prime shared sharp observations, self-deprecating humour, and a fair dose of nonsense, only to watch the likes flatline and the platform collapse into X.

Ratio: An eX/Twitter Eulogy is a collection of the best tweets you never saw, the stories behind them, and reflections on a life lived both online and off. From quantum mechanics jokes and Arnie anecdotes to gin-soaked slippers and heartfelt chaos, this book is equal parts memoir, comedy, and a farewell to the internet’s wildest party.

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Retrotech Poetry

Moloch: A Poetic Dialogue Between Man and Machine

The radio is a medium of #entertainment which permits millions of people to listen to the same #joke at the same time, and yet remain #lonesome.
@T. S. Eliot

Moloch is a ground breaking collection of poems shaped by the interference of machines, where human intention collides with the digital realm to produce something hauntingly unique. This isn’t just poetry; it’s a provocative exploration of technology’s hand in shaping modern creativity. Each piece is a conversation—sometimes humorous, often unsettling—between poet Richard Pinner and the imperfect algorithms that “misunderstand” his words, creating new meaning from the chaos.

Originally published in a limited run by Registration Press in 2018 with cover art and typesetting by William Brady, Moloch quickly became a rarity. Now, Hungry Wolf Press proudly offers the second edition, available as a print-on-demand and eBook release, keeping this essential work accessible to new readers. Step into Moloch to experience the raw beauty and bizarre humor that only a digital age could produce.

Debut novel from Japan

The Art of Being Mr Aoki

A funny, poignant and nuanced look at what life is like for the newly arrived expat in Japan.

“A warm and funny portrait of modern Japan” (Publishers’ Digest)

This is a first-person semi-autobiographical of unforgettable heights and depths, set in the dizzying backdrop of post-bubble Tokyo.

Mr Aoki is the first person Peter Gardner meets in Japan and the last one he says goodbye to. In between, there are madcap drivers, unstable landlords, baseball-loving priests, scar faced gangsters, paralytic businessmen, obsessive schoolgirls, gag-cracking sumo wrestlers, homeless temp workers, and doctors who are dead set against the author marrying their daughter.

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Coming Soon Fiction

Until the Break of Day

On the eve of the election of a fascist government, Dan and Sam have an unborn baby to worry about.

A School of Economics dropout and his pregnant girlfriend flee the fascist regime of the newly elected New National Party in the face of a global depression caused by soaring oil prices and rapidly reducing energy availability.

Set in the aftermath of peak oil, a fascist regime has just taken power, soaring living costs and mass unemployment are driving the general public to hunger and poverty. These events are quickly unfolding around an economics student and his pregnant girlfriend, who are trying desperately to flee the regime and the danger of the imploding cities in order to find a safe place for their mixed race (and hence illegal) child to be born.

Coming Soon Poetry

Poemsis

Grungy Yorkshire lass Sticklebitch makes her long-awaited debut with this collection of truly haunting, stark yet beautiful poems.

A book of poetry for people staring at the next apocalypse. Bleak, punk and yet somehow heartwarming, we are very excited to be publishing this volume.