The Literary Werewolf: An Anthology

A werewolf anthology that covers new terrain. Its stories span centuries. Its storytellers, from Stephen King to Saki, de Maupassant to Kipling, Seabury Quinn to Ovid, are eclectic. Its premise delves deep into its subject.CONTENTSPreface (The Literary Werewolf) by Charlotte F. OttenIntroduction essay by Charlotte F. OttenPart One: The Erotic Werewolf essay by Charlotte F. OttenFebruary, Cycle of the Werewolf (excerpt from Cycle of the Werewolf) (1983) by Stephen KingEena (1947) by Manly BanisterThe Were-Wolf (1890) by Clemence HousmanPart Two: The Rapacious Werewolf essay by Charlotte F. OttenThe Wolf (Le loup 1882) (1890) by Guy de Maupassant Gabriel-Ernest (1909) by SakiPart Three: The Diabolical Werewolf essay by Charlotte F. OttenThe Thing in the Fog (1933) by Seabury QuinnThe Werewolves of London (excerpt) (1990) by Brian StablefordThe Door of the Unreal (excerpt) (1919) by Gerald BissPart Four: The Supernatural Werewolf essay by Charlotte F. OttenThe Mark of the Beast (1890) by Rudyard KiplingThe Hound (1942) by Fritz LeiberPart Five: The Victimized Werewolf essay by Charlotte F. OttenThe Woman at Loon Point (1936) by August Derleth and Mark SchorerThe Werewolf (1896) by Eugene FieldPart Six: The Avenging Werewolf essay by Charlotte F. OttenThe Kill (1931) short story by Peter FlemingThe Lay of the Were-Wolf (Bisclavret) (1911) by Marie de FranceThe Story of Rough Niall of the Speckled Rock (1894) by Joseph JacobsPart Seven: The Guilty Werewolf essay by Charlotte F. OttenLycaon's Punishment short fiction by OvidThe Bitang (1994) by Dezsö Benedek and Mihai I. SpariosuPart Eight: The Unabsolved Werewolf essay by Charlotte F. OttenThe Phantom Farmhouse (1923) novelette by Seabury QuinnRunning Wolf (1920) by Algernon Blackwood and Wilfred WilsonPart Nine: The Voluntary Werewolf essay by Charlotte F. OttenThe She-Wolf (1912) by SakiGreen Messiah (1988) by Jane YolenWolves Don't Cry (1954) by Bruce Elliott