Wulf: Tales of Wolves and Werewolves

by Chad Arment (Editor)

Wulf is an anthology of 26 classic stories of lupine and lycanthropic creatures. Contemporary media's interest in werewolves is only the latest permutation of the creature's development in literature and the arts. The stories collected here highlight the diverse nature of werewolf fiction, even in the early years.

Stories include: The Wehr-Wolf: A Legend of the Limousin (Richard Thomson), The Man-Wolf (Leitch Ritchie), The Wer-Wolf: A Kentish Legend (Sutherland Menzies), The White Wolf of the Hartz Mountains (Frederick Marryat), A Story of a Weir-Wolf (Mrs. Crowe), The Werewolf (Hans Christian Andersen), The Gray Wolf (George MacDonald), The Man-Wolf (Erckmann and Chatrian), Olalla (Robert Louis Stevenson), The White Wolf of Kostopchin (Sir Gilbert Campbell), The Wolf (Guy de Maupassant), The Mark of the Beast (Rudyard Kipling), The Other Side: A Breton Legend (Count Stenbock), The Werewolf (Eugene Field), The Were-Wolf (Clemence Housman), The Werewolves (Henry Beaugrand), The Sword of Corporal Lacoste (Bernard Capes), The Lame Priest (S. Carleton), The Strange Adventures of a Private Secretary in New York (Algernon Blackwood), The Camp of the Dog (Blackwood), The Lay of the Were-Wolf (Marie de France), She-Wolf (Saki), The Thing in the Forest (Bernard Capes), Running Wolf (Algernon Blackwood), The Hidden Beast (J. D. Beresford), The Voice in the Night (W. J. Wintle).

602 pages, Paperback

First published October 11, 2010

About the author

Two of the first "real" authors I read when I was young were Alistair MacLean and Rex Stout, and those remain favorites. Today, for personal reading, there are several mystery authors I enjoy; for non-fiction, I jump around a bit depending on what I'm interested in. (At the moment, suiseki and dragonflies, go figure.)
In 2004, I self-published my first print-on-demand book, on cryptozoology. Since then, I've added several other of my own titles, a fair number by other authors, and a whole lot of reprints (both public domain and licensed). Titles can be seen at www.coachwhipbooks.com.
I currently live in Ohio.