Posts Tagged ‘werewolves’
Posted by demonik on August 4, 2012
Out now!
Jusin Marrott – Paperback Fanatic # 23 (August, 2012)

Fanatical Mails: Paperback fanatics unite!
Andy Boot, Alan Brennert, Alan Keegan, Scott Forrest, Barry Sandoval, Mike Chivers, John Croot, Colin Clynes, Sandy Robertson, Sukhdev Sandhu, Kev Demant, Andreas Decker, Michel Parry, Nigel Taylor, David Hyman, Graeme Flanagan, Bam!!!
Joe Kenney – The Marksman/ Sharpshooter Connection
Len Levinson – My So-Called Literary Career
Joe Kenney – As Though As They Come: An Interview With Len Levinson
Jim Walker – Fantastic Adventures (incorperating cover gallery)
Andreas Decker – Kiss My Assassin: Rod Gray’s Eve Drum, The Lady From L.U.S.T..
Graham Andrews – Dastardly Digits: Edgar Wallace in Digit paperback
Justin Marriott – The Werewolf Scrapbook
Ray Bradbury covers gallery.

Subscriptions only: available from Fanatic HQ
Posted in Paperback Fanatic, small press | Tagged: *Digit*, Alan Brennert, Alan Keegan, Andreas Decker, Andy Boot, Bam!!, Barry Sandoval, Colin Clynes, David Hyman, Edgar Wallace, Fantastic Adventures, fiction, Graeme Flanagan, Graham Andrews, Jim Walker, Joe Kenney, John Croot, Justin Marriott, Kev Demant, Len Levinson, Mens Adventure, Michel Parry, Mike Chivers, Nigel Taylor, Paperback Fanatic, Ray Bradbury, Sandy Robertson, Scott Forrest, sexy spies, Sukhdev Sandhu, The Lady From L.U.S.T., Vault Of Evil, werewolves | Leave a Comment »
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)
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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.
Posted in *Constable/Robinson*, Stephen Jones | Tagged: Adrian Cole, Angus Campbell, Basil Copper, Brian Mooney, Clive Barker, Constable, David Case, David Sutton, Dennis Etchison, fiction, Gans T. Field, Graham Masterton, horror, Hugh B. Cave, Jo Fletcher, Justin Case, Karl Edward Wagner, Kim Newman, Les Daniels, Manly Wade Wellman, Mark Morris, Michael Marshall Smith, Neil Gaiman, Nicholas Royle, paperback, Peter Tremayne, R. Chetwynd-Hayes, Ramsey Campbell, Roberta Lannes, Robinson, Running Press, Scott Bradfield, Stephen Jones, Stephen Laws, Suzy McKee Charnas, The Werewolf, Vault Of Evil, werewolves, Wolf Men | Leave a Comment »
Posted by demonik on June 21, 2009
Peter Haining – Witchcraft And Black Magic (Hamlyn, 1971)

Illustrations: Jan Parker
Foreword
The History Of Witchcraft to 1736
The Facets Of Witchcraft
Modern Witchcraft & Black Magic
Books To Read
Index
Blurb:
Peter Haining has been writing about witchcraft and Black Magic for ten years now. It all began when he was working in Essex as a journalist and was asked to cover an outbreak of church desecration in the county. He met self-confessed witches and witnessed many ceremonies in the course of writing that article and, as a result of what he had seen, he became very dissatisfied with the mixture of half-truth, rumour and sensationalism surrounding the subject. Since then, in his many broadcasts and newspaper articles and now in this he has argued for a more practical realistic attitude to witchcraft.
Fertility rite or devil worship? The true purpose of witchcraft has always been debated. Peter Haining believes that witchcraft is an ancient fertility religion and has written a refreshinglystraightforward survey of the subject. He tells the story of witchcraft from prehistory to the present day, explains its association with Black Magic, and investigates many of the strange practices and phenomena which have been attributed to the craft. Exciting illustrations contribute to this lively account of one man’s most intriguing, most misrepresented, activities.
Posted in *Hamlyn*, non-fiction, Peter Haining | Tagged: *Hamlyn*, Adolph Hitler, Aleister Crowley, Anton LaVey, Chambre Ardente, Devil Worship, divination, evil eye, Goya, Hellfire club, incubi, Inquisition, Jan Parker, John Dee, Lord Soulis, Loudon, Malleus Maleficarum, Matthew Hopkins, Nazis, Necromancy, paperback, Persecution, Peter Haining, possession, Salem, Satanism, Simon Magus, succubi, Sybil Leek, Vampires, Vault Of Evil, Voodoo, werewolves, Witch Mania in Europe, Witchfinder General | 1 Comment »