Setanta and the Hungry Ones is a sharp, unsettling blend of dark adventure and Irish folk horror.
After escaping the Lady by the Water, Setanta and his father journey across a famine-scarred Ireland, where something ancient has begun to rise. The Hungry Ones—spirits born from starvation, despair, and broken faith—roam the land, leaving lifeless, grass-stuffed bodies in their wake. Their hunger is endless, and it has started to follow Setanta.
As villages empty, storms gather, and the old stories crawl back into the world, Setanta begins to understand that the famine never truly ended. It changed shape. It learned to walk. And the creature hunting them now is tied to his blood, his name, and a darkness he cannot outrun.
To survive, Setanta must face the truth about who he is and what he is becoming. Atmospheric, fast, and rooted deeply in Irish mythology, Setanta and the Hungry Ones is the kind of folk horror you read in a single breath—and feel long after you finish.
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