The Fire Imp – The glowing

A dark horror book cover titled The Fire Imp by Sabastian Gall. The scene shows a ruined construction lot at night near Budapest’s Nyugati area, illuminated by dim orange firelight and cold blue city glow. In the foreground, a small humanoid creature made of fire and ash crouches on wet pavement, its glowing eyes staring directly outward. Behind it stands a decaying building marked “centrum,” surrounded by rubble and fencing with a “No Trespassing” sign. The atmosphere is smoky, rainy, and ominous, with a gritty urban horror aesthetic. The back cover of The Fire Imp: Episode One – The Glowing features a dark urban ruin at night with fiery orange reflections on rain-soaked ground. A small burning imp-like creature crouches in the lower right corner, glowing against the surrounding darkness. The background shows the abandoned Centrum construction site near Nyugati tér in Budapest, with broken concrete, fencing, and shadowy city lights. White and orange text presents the book synopsis over the left side of the image, creating a cinematic supernatural horror atmosphere.

THE FIRE IMP
Episode One: The Glowing
by Sabastian Gall

After a concert in Budapest, two teenagers take a shortcut through an abandoned construction site near Nyugati tér — the empty lot where the old Centrum building once stood.

Four days later, one of them begins seeing something impossible.

A small creature made of ash and fire.
Too fast to follow.
Too real to ignore.

No one else can see it.

As the sightings grow more violent, an old urban legend begins to surface:
the Fire Imp appears three times.
If you survive the third haunting, you live.
If you don’t… the fire takes something with it.

Set in the shadowed streets, underpasses, and sleepless nights of Budapest, The Fire Imp blends urban horror, psychological dread, and dark folklore into a chilling story about fear, guilt, and the places that should have stayed forgotten.