"Terry M. West hits the splatterpunk sub-genre with an atomic blast... a deliciously macabre and dangerously dark magnum opus by one of the most prolific writers in the horror industry. West's prose flows like a pregnant river after a storm. It billows and blooms with unsettling imagery and nihilistic subtext." Renier Palland, Horror Novel Reviews WARNING: This story contains scenes of graphic gore and violence. Hunger knows no friend but its feeder... De onheilige honger (the unholy hunger) is a curse passed from a Dutch trapper in 1679. Those given the bite that never heals live forever, remember little of their previous lives, and every season they must partake of human flesh. They must eat. To the bone. They have been called many names. Boeman. Rakshasas. Wendigo. They are the eaters. And they live among us. RAVENOUS: De Onheilige Honger collects two of the most disturbing tales of Terry M. West's career. They are presented here together for the first time.