Underground Knowledge — A discussion group discussion

I’ve always been fascinated by the hidden layers of belief—how stories shape our reality and how questioning them can feel like staring into the abyss. That’s the energy I poured into Insane Entities, a horror novel that takes some deeply ingrained myths and distorts them into something… unsettling.

Recently, a reader posted a warning about the book on Goodreads, calling it blasphemous and disturbing. I didn’t expect it, but I also can’t say I’m surprised. Insane Entities isn’t just about horror—it’s about the fragility of truth, the nature of perception, and what happens when we pull back the veil.

For those who enjoy books that challenge convention, push boundaries, and leave you questioning what you just read—this might be for you. I’d love to hear thoughts from anyone who’s read it or is intrigued by fiction that walks the line between reality and the unknown.
It is inspired by a sacred truth in christianity, try to find it.