The Book of Were-Wolves being an account of a terrible superstition (Illustrated)

•This scholarly investigation in the subject of werewolves is made all the more meaningful with over 20 remarkable illustrations and photographs that augment the material.

Ever heard a growl in the dark? A stray dog, you think. After all, there is no such thing as a werewolf. That’s just an old superstition … right? You may rethink your non-belief in werewolves after reading this detailed study by folklorist Sabine Baring-Gould. He takes you on a journey from medieval times to more modern days, examining old folk tales, public records, theories, medical facts, and more. Richly illustrated with photos and woodcuts that make you look twice!