Wulf, My Wulf: An Anthology of Wolf & Werewolf Folklore

Wulf, My Wulf: An Anthology of Wolf & Werewolf Folklore from Anglo-Saxon England, Viking Age Scandinavia, & Beyond “It is different for us” Long ago, before their extermination, packs of wolves roamed the wilds of England and the people there both reviled and named their children after them, viewing them as vicious creatures to hate and hunt, and impressive beasts of battle worthy of invocation in verse and song. 

Contributors include Robert Eggers (The Witch, The Lighthouse, The Northman, and Werwulf), John Lindow (Professor Emeritus, Scandinavian Studies, University of California, Berkeley), Leszek Gardeła (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Germany), Giorgia Sottotetti (National Museum of Iceland), Ann Sheffield, Denise Vast, Lyonel Perabo, Kevin Alexandrowicz (Archaic Growth), Kári Pálsson, Anneke Wilder (The Evergreen State College), Isabella Mazzanti, Devon Rawlings, and more. Edited by Joseph S. Hopkins (Hyldyr), Danielle Cudmore (Halmstad University), and Lauren E. Fountain (Hyldyr).