This weekend we continue our highly random look at horror anthologies and collection with this new book that just came across the reference desk yesterday.
Curse of the Full Moon: A Werewolf Anthology edited by James Lowder is werewolf horror anthology focusing on the often tumultuous relationships between man and werewolf.
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Curse of the Full Moon: A Werewolf AnthologyEditors: Lowder, James |
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Lock the doors, board the windows, grab your silver bullets — the full moon is rising. Combining human intelligence with animalistic desires, werewolves are the most dangerous (but also the most complex and conflicted) of the monsters that hunt us at night. The wide-ranging stories in Curse of the Full Moon explore all elements of these intriguing creatures, from violent nocturnal transformations to torturous efforts to survive on the fringes of society. Including flesh-tearing assaults, torrid love affairs, and cold-blooded retaliations, these blood-curdling tales present modern interpretations of the age-old battle between humans and monsters. In Curse of the Full Moon, the fur flies like never before as humans and werewolves hunt one another in desolate alleys, darkened bedrooms, and nightmarish backwoods. Along the way, the authors fully reveal these mysterious shape-shifters. Includes stories by: Peter S. Beagle, Jonathan Carroll, Charles de Lint, Harlan Ellison, Barb Hendee, Joe R. Lansdale, Tanith Lee, Ursula K. Le Guin, George R.R. Martin, William Messner-Loebs, Michael Moorcock, Matt Venne, and Gene Wolfe Table of Contents:
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June 2010 (Trade Paperback — Ulysses Press)
June 2010 (Trade Paperback — Ulysses Press)
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