#werewolf studies

Just some reminders in case you are here because of my werewolf studies things lately :D

(I write fiction too! You'd really enjoy it, I promise!)

Ever wanted to read just one fantastic source on werewolf legends? Read Sabine Baring-Gould's The Book of Werewolves from 1865! If you love werewolf folklore, you really need to read this sooner rather than later.

My edition is the best, of course (no, really, it is, I tried all the other ones I could ever find and ended up just making my own instead; I made this edition because this really needs to be preserved better than it is currently being preserved).

The text on the image reads as follows:

Only surviving source of multiple werewolf legends

Modernized formatting for ebook, paperback, & hardcover

Annotated bibliography with other sources to explore

Editor has lifelong background in studying werewolf folklore

Not just copy-pasted from Gutenberg! Actually formatted!

Fully annotated with relevant commentary and further citations & discussion

Translations for nearly all excerpts in Latin, Old Norse, and more

Unabridged, uncensored, author's work untouched

A must-read for werewolf enjoyers & anyone in werewolf studies

Find it here!

Oh jeez, I actually went and did it.

Werewolf facts and Q&A are now on YouTube!

You can expect to see a lot more of these, as well as some video answers to some of the asks you send me here on Tumblr. So keep sending me your werewolf questions!

Bear with me, I'm still new at this. And my channel, otherwise, is lots of video game moments, mostly Uncharted 3 and Overwatch, if you're curious to see me gaming (might be more of that kind of thing in the future, too, but not yet). There’s also an intro video for more info about me and the kind of things I’ll be doing on Youtube.