About this book
"The Man-Wolf" is a 38,000 word novella that appears in the English language collection of short stories entitled, The Man-Wolf and Other Tales. The other tales in that collection were not recorded for this project. The Man-Wolf is a gothic tale of lycanthropy authored by the French writing duo of Emile Erckmann and Alexandre Chatrian. Obviously this is an early version of the popular werewolf narrative, but it certainly is not the first. In fact, the lycanthropy mythology go back at least as far as the first century A. D. Listen and compare what you know of the modern-day werewolf story with what Erckmann and Chatrian imagined. - Summary by James K. White
Chapters
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- 1Preliminary Note by the Translator8:03 · read by James K. White
- 2Chapter I20:29 · read by Sophie Owen
- 3Chapter II26:01 · read by James K. White
- 4Chapter III20:33 · read by James K. White
- 5Chapter IV21:41 · read by James K. White
- 6Chapter V11:07 · read by James K. White
- 7Chapter VI11:19 · read by James K. White
- 8Chapter VII15:53 · read by James K. White
- 9Chapter VIII16:44 · read by James K. White
- 10Chapter IX19:41 · read by James K. White
- 11Chapter X21:26 · read by James K. White
- 12Chapter XI15:47 · read by James K. White
- 13Chapter XII29:35 · read by James K. White
- 14Chapter XIII21:12 · read by James K. White
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