Stephen Jones – Mammoth Book Of Wolf Men
Posted by demonik on September 4, 2009
Stephen Jones (ed.) – The Mammoth Book Of Wolf Men (Robinson/ Running Press, 2009: Originally published as The Mammoth Book Of Werewolves, 1994)
Cover: Joe Roberts
Introduction: Even a Man Who is Pure in Heart – Stephen Jones
Clive Barker – Twilight at the Towers
Scott Bradfield – The Dream of the Wolf
Ramsey Campbell – Night Beat
Angus Campbell (R. Chetwynd-Hayes) -The Werewolf
Michael Marshall-Smith – Rain Falls
Stephen Laws – Guilty Party
Roberta Lannes – Essence of the Beast
Mark Morris – Immortal
Basil Copper – Cry Wolf
Graham Masterton – Rug
Justin Case (Hugh B. Cave) – The Whisperers
David Sutton – And I Shall Go in the Devil’s Name
Peter Tremayne – The Foxes of Fascoum
Karl Edward Wagner – One Paris Night
Brian Mooney – Soul of the Wolf
Gans T. Field (Manly Wade Wellman) – The Hairy Ones Shall Dance
Adrian Cole – Heart of the Beast
Les Daniels – Wereman (aka ‘By the Light of the Silvery Moon’)
Nicholas Royle – Anything But Your Kind
Dennis Etchison – The Nighthawk
David Case – The Cell
Suzy McKee Charnas – Boobs
Neil Gaiman – Only The End Of The World Again
Kim Newman – Out of the Night, When the Full Moon is Bright…
Jo Fletcher – Bright of Moon (verse)
See also Vault’s Mammoth Book Of The Werewolf/ Wolf Men combo thread.
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