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From my personal experience, it's difficult for me to recommend good readings about werewolves, because a huge pile of titles about werewolves are just cheap Z-rated horror stories. Those few books listed on this section shows historical facts about werewolves, also some fiction readings are added when have someting valuable. Finally! We have another book for review: Half Human Half animal, a compilation of shapeshift cases submited by the novel writer Jamie Hall. As usual in our site, you can add your own books and reviews too, this section is made for share good books about werewolves. On review books, the links are provided by the authors, WolfCountry is not affiliated to any bookshop or receive money for recommend books. Want to see your book listed here? Contact Lyceus, click on the toolbar's email button!

			Half Human Half Animal By Jamie Hall First Book Editions. United States, 2003. ISBN - 1410758095 Have you ever wished to become a tiger, exploring the jungle on velvet paws, or a dolphin, leaping through sprays of sea foam? If so, you are not the first person to have this idea. Folklore abounds with legends of shapeshifters. Werewolves are the most familiar example, but there are many others. In fact, it is hard to find an animal with no corresponding transformation lore. All of the included tales were once thought to be true. Nor are they only from the distant past. As recently as the 1990's, werewolf sightings were pouring forth from Delavan, Wisconsin, and people of Amazonas in Brazil swore that their governor could become a dolphin. Certain thnic communities within America still cling to the "reality" of shapeshifters, as do countless traditional villages in Africa and Asia. Within these pages, you will meet eccentric characters like General Quiroga of Argentina, who claimed he had a regiment of men who could turn into jaguars, along with romantic figures like the exotic fox maidens of Japan. You will also find the world's largest published directory of werewolf-related fiction, with over 250 films and more than 500 books. [ Homepage for this book ]

			The Eternal Battle By Jamie Hall First Book Editions. United States, 2002. Homicide Detective Mike Caisse thought he saw it all until the day a supernatural creature came to his jurisdiction. Upon witnessing the birth of a vampire, Mike's grip on reality slips away, but he is in more danger then he realizes. For the master vampire has seduced his wife and their unholy affair has given birth to a hybrid son. In a failed attempt to save his wife from becoming a vampire, Mike loses a dear friend but gains custody of the half-human half-vampire boy who is aging at an alarming rate. When Mike's wife is reborn as a creature of the night she seeks vengeance upon Mike and looks to reclaim her son. She inadvertently bestows a horrific curse on Mike throwing him into the path of darkness. The Eternal Battle is a gripping tale that will draw you in with characters that will touch you. Whether it is love or hate, the characters will force you to feel for them.

 

OTHER BOOKS ABOUT LYCANTRHOPY

A Lycanthropy Reader : werewolves in Western culture.

Edited by Charlotte F. Otten Syracuse University Press, 1986.

A Wolf Story

James Byron Huggins, Harvest House Publishers, 1993.

Beast of Bray Road: Tailing Wisconsin's Werewolf, The

Linda Godfrey (2003, Prairie Oak Press USA).

Beast Within, The

Adam Douglas (1992, London) PY: 1989.

Cuentos de Hombres-Lobo para Niños

Romero Gutiérrez, Astrid. Selector, Mexico, 1998.

Fire Rose, The

Mercedes Lackey, Baen Publishing Enterprises, 1995.

Greek Wolf-lore

Richard Preston Eckels. Philidelphia, 1937.

Human-wolves among the Navajo

William Morgan. Human Relations Area Files Press, 1970.

Hair of the Dog

Davis, Brett.

Howl, WEREWOLF Problem in Central Russia

Pelevin, Victor. Source: New York Times Book Review, 01/03/99, Vol. 148 Issue 51391, p8, 1p, 1bw

Howl-O-Ween

Holleman, Gary.

Man into Wolf: An anthropological interpretation of sadism, masochism, and lycanthropy

Robert Eisler Philosophical Library, 1952.

Metamorfosis, Misterios de lo Desconocido

Time-Life Books/Folio-Ediciones del Prado, Madrid, 1989.

Night Of The Wolf

Alice Borchardts. [Doyleymob]

Perro negro en el folklore, El.

Rafael Jimena Sanchez Ediciones Dolmen, 1952.

Silver Wolf, The

Alice Borchardts. [Doyleymob]

Steppen Wolf, The

Hesse, Herman, Germany, 1927.

Story of Werewolves, The

Thomas G. Aylesworth McGraw-Hill, 1978.

Transformations, Mysteries of the Unknow

Time-Life Books, United States, 1989.

Vampires, werewolves, and demons: Twentieth century reports in the psychiatric literature

Richard Noll Brunner/Mazel, 1991.

Were-wolf and vampire in Romania

Harry A. Senn East European Monographs, 1982.

Werewolf: In legend, fact, and art, The

Basil Copper St. Martin's Press, 1977.

Werewolf Montague, The

Summers University Books, 1966.

Werewolf of Paris, The

Guy Endore. Introduction by Robert Bloch.

Werewolf of Ponkert, The

H. Warner Munn Grandon Co, 1958.

Werewolves

Daniel Cohen, Cobblehill Books, 1996.

Wolfwalker

Tara K. Harper - Published in 1990 by Ballantine Books. A Del Rey Book.

Wolf King, The

Alice Borchardts. [Doyleymob]

Zoological Mythology or The Legends of Animals.

Angelo de Gubernatis (1978 reprint of an 1872 text) New York: Arno Press LC Call #: GR825.G9, 1978.

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