[SYS]≡ [PDF] Children of the Moon A Werewolf Anthology Tristan Black Wolf Craig Hallam Robin Walton Sean Grigsby David Turnbull Jason Bougger Brian Domonic Muir Lynette Mejía Larry C Kerr Paul A Dixon Chad Williamson Nova C Hooper Seth Drake Paul Anderson 9780982320679 Books

Children of the Moon A Werewolf Anthology Tristan Black Wolf Craig Hallam Robin Walton Sean Grigsby David Turnbull Jason Bougger Brian Domonic Muir Lynette Mejía Larry C Kerr Paul A Dixon Chad Williamson Nova C Hooper Seth Drake Paul Anderson 9780982320679 Books

Download As PDF : Children of the Moon A Werewolf Anthology Tristan Black Wolf Craig Hallam Robin Walton Sean Grigsby David Turnbull Jason Bougger Brian Domonic Muir Lynette Mejía Larry C Kerr Paul A Dixon Chad Williamson Nova C Hooper Seth Drake Paul Anderson 9780982320679 Books

Children of the Moon A Werewolf Anthology Tristan Black Wolf Craig Hallam Robin Walton Sean Grigsby David Turnbull Jason Bougger Brian Domonic Muir Lynette Mejía Larry C Kerr Paul A Dixon Chad Williamson Nova C Hooper Seth Drake Paul Anderson 9780982320679 Books

There wasn't one story in this anthology that I did not absolutely love. I read the entire thing over the course of one weekend - flipping 'pages' on my iPod kindle app whenever I could get the chance.

In my opinion, Misanthrope Press avoided one of the pitfalls of anthology publishing which many other publishers fall right into. I've read many an themed anthology where every story feels achingly familiar to the last, until each character becomes, in the mind, just a blend of the other. Those anthologies are hard to read through. Children of the Moon, I promise, is nothing like that.

Each story involves werewolves, of course. But each tale is unique. Each character stands out, and there's quite a few twist endings to make you sit back and grin. What each story has in common is its rich detail, believable characters and clever twists that make certain you'll never get bored of the werewolf theme.

After reading Children of the Moon, I find myself very impressed with the selection of authors, as well as with Misanthrope Press itself. Without a doubt I will be waiting and watching for their next published anthology - and I would recommend this and any work published by Misanthrope to anyone.


Tags : Children of the Moon: A Werewolf Anthology [Tristan Black Wolf, Craig Hallam, Robin Walton, Sean Grigsby, David Turnbull, Jason Bougger, Brian Domonic Muir, Lynette Mejía, Larry C. Kerr, Paul A. Dixon, Chad Williamson, Nova C. Hooper, Seth Drake, Paul Anderson] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. There is a beast that dwells within all of us. Some embrace it; some suppress it. The beast is the best and worst of us. The thirteen tales inside this anthology explore the many different facets of the creature we can become,Tristan Black Wolf, Craig Hallam, Robin Walton, Sean Grigsby, David Turnbull, Jason Bougger, Brian Domonic Muir, Lynette Mejía, Larry C. Kerr, Paul A. Dixon, Chad Williamson, Nova C. Hooper, Seth Drake, Paul Anderson,Children of the Moon: A Werewolf Anthology,Misanthrope Press,0982320671,FICTION Anthologies (multiple authors)

Children of the Moon A Werewolf Anthology Tristan Black Wolf Craig Hallam Robin Walton Sean Grigsby David Turnbull Jason Bougger Brian Domonic Muir Lynette Mejía Larry C Kerr Paul A Dixon Chad Williamson Nova C Hooper Seth Drake Paul Anderson 9780982320679 Books Reviews

I was lucky enough to be one of the first to read this book and found it amazing and very inspiring. It didn't have the normal werewolf that first comes to mind when you here the word and each story had a different approach to a dearly loved old time monster. Great job.
There wasn't one story in this anthology that I did not absolutely love. I read the entire thing over the course of one weekend - flipping 'pages' on my iPod kindle app whenever I could get the chance.

In my opinion, Misanthrope Press avoided one of the pitfalls of anthology publishing which many other publishers fall right into. I've read many an themed anthology where every story feels achingly familiar to the last, until each character becomes, in the mind, just a blend of the other. Those anthologies are hard to read through. Children of the Moon, I promise, is nothing like that.

Each story involves werewolves, of course. But each tale is unique. Each character stands out, and there's quite a few twist endings to make you sit back and grin. What each story has in common is its rich detail, believable characters and clever twists that make certain you'll never get bored of the werewolf theme.

After reading Children of the Moon, I find myself very impressed with the selection of authors, as well as with Misanthrope Press itself. Without a doubt I will be waiting and watching for their next published anthology - and I would recommend this and any work published by Misanthrope to anyone.