Reviews

A Lycanthropy Reader: Werewolves in Western Culture by Henrich Kramer, Robert Bayfield, Leland L. Estes, Sabine Baring-Gould, Henri Boguet, Eugene Field, Frida G. Surawicz, Reginald Scot, Elliott O'Donnell, Charlotte F. Otten, Robert Burton, Petronius, Richard Banta, Clemence Houseman, Heinrich Kramer, Marie de France, Harvey A. Rosenstock, Stuart Clark, Ovid, Count Stenbock, Giraldux Cambrensis, Kenneth R. Vincent

beavme's review

informative reflective slow-paced

4.25

haunshaul's review

2.0

I make no statements on the quality of this book, since it was a lot of academic essays and Ye Olde Storeys, but the reading experience itself was not great.

sistermagpie's review

4.0

Really interesting collection of historical documents about werewolves. It includes medical cases, trial readings, theological essays and allegorical stories. It's gives a great view into the historical understanding of werewolves. It's a mixture of scientific, theological and fictional work. If you're interested in werewolves I definitely recommend it.