The Book of Werewolves

Focusing on the theme of lycanthropy, this seminal work by British scholar Sabine Baring-Gould is recognized as the first serious academic exploration of werewolves. Published in 1865, it is frequently cited in scholarly discussions and is considered foundational in the field. The author delves into various aspects of werewolf lore, including its connections to crime, such as serial murders and cannibalism, showcasing a visionary approach that anticipated future explorations in werewolf studies.