The Book of Were-Wolves

Exploring the multifaceted lore of lycanthropy, this unabridged edition delves into 21 chapters that examine the historical and mythological origins of werewolves across cultures. It includes detailed discussions on ancient beliefs, medieval accounts, and notable figures like Jean Grenier and the Maréchal de Retz, alongside folklore and natural explanations for lycanthropy. The book also features a sermon addressing the phenomenon, making it a comprehensive resource for those interested in the eerie intersection of history, myth, and human psychology.