Fate Presents Werewolves and Dogmen

by Rosemary Ellen Guiley (Compiler)

Overview

Are werewolves real? Find out the chilling truth about werewolves and their kin – dogmen and spectral black dogs – in this unique collection of 31 well-researched articles by leading writers and investigators, including Loren Coleman, Brad Steiger, Mark Chorvinsky, Scott Corrales, Nandor Fodor, and many others. Learn about:

The bizarre history of werewolf origins

Real cases of bloodthirsty beasts

How humans transform into wolves

Modern cases of deadly supernatural werewolves

The dogmen and black dogs that roam lonely landscapes

This stellar collection from the best of FATE magazine will have you looking over your shoulder the next time you are out on a full moonlit night!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781942157175
Publisher:	Visionary Living, Inc.
Publication date:	08/08/2017
Pages:	274
Sales rank:	447,582
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 1.25(h) x 9.00(d)

About the Author

Rosemary Ellen Guiley is the executive editor of FATE magazine and the author of more than 65 books on the paranormal and supernatural. She has been associated with FATE since 1991-92. In addition to compiling this collection, she edited it and also contributed several articles. Guiley runs Visionary Living, Inc. publishing and media and hosts "Strange Dimensions" radio on the KGRA digital network.

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Preface

Introduction: An Overview of Werewolves and Their Kin Rosemary Ellen Guiley

Werewolves and Lycanthropes

A Case for Werewolves Scott Corrales

Werewolves Gordon Stein

Would You Believe a Werewolf? Douglas Hill and Pat Williams

The Mask of the Werewolf Hugh H. Trotti, Jr.

Man, Myth or Monster? Joe P. Giannone

Who or What Was the Beast of Le Gevaudan? Andrew E. Rothovius

Animal Terror in the French Countryside Loren Coleman

Men into Werewolves Otto Burma

The Reincarnated Werewolf Rosemary Ellen Guiley

The Strange Case of the Werewolf’s Teeth Nicholas P. Warren

Witches, Werewolves, and Madness Charles A. Coulombe

From Werewolves with Love: The History of Valentine’s Day Brad Steiger

Werewolves in the Modern World

Phantom Wolf J.P.J. Chapman

Werewolves in Thailand Ormond McGill

The Wolfman of Aveloso J.M. Andrade

Saved by a Silver Bullet Leo Heiman

The Home of the Loup-Garou James T. Farley

Dogmen and the Beast of Bray Road

Michigan Dogman Sighting Simon A. Thalmann

The Werewolf State Daniel J. Wood

The Beast of Bray Road’s First Appearance Len Faytus

Interview with Linda S. Godfrey Brad Steiger

Shapeshifters and Thoughtforms

Berserkir and Other Raging Shapeshifters Rosemary Ellen Guiley

Dion Fortune’s Ectoplasmic Werewolf Rosemary Ellen Guiley

Another Look at Werewolfery Nandor Fodor

Skinwalkers and the Witchery Way Christopher O’Brien

Navajo Witchcraft Sandra J. Wilson

So You Want to Be A Werewolf Aaron Bennett

Spectral and Demon Dogs

The Hounds of Hell Kelly Bell

Black Dogs: Fact or Fancy? Gordon Stein

Black Magic Trevor Beer

Return to Black Dogs Mark Chorvinksy

Dog Awful Truth About Cryptids Sean Casteel

Appendix: A Gazeteer of Werewolves Rosemary Ellen Guiley

About FATE Magazine

About Rosemary Ellen Guiley

Editorial Reviews

Rosemary Ellen Guiley fully unpacks the topic of werewolves in all its permutations as she lays out a treasure hoard of history, folklore and present-day observations contributed by various writers over several decades. The stories range geographically from Thailand to Wisconsin, and run a timeline that stretches from ancient Viking mythology to recent sightings. Readers already familiar with the subject will find meaty new tidbits to devour, and newcomers to all things werewolfish will be astonished at how much there is to consider in this field too often dismissed as pure legend.

--- Linda S. Godfrey, author Real Wolfmen, True Encounters in Modern America, lindagodfrey.com

Rosemary has done us all a great service by presenting these same articles to what is in all likelihood a new audience… All in all, this is an excellent and varied study of the werewolf in all its forms, and in relation to legends, tales, mythology, eyewitness testimony and more.

-- Nick Redfern, author, Shapeshifters: Morphing Monsters & Changing Cryptids, excerpted from his review posted on Mysterious Universe

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