Brian J Frost has selected thirteen brilliant werewolf stories, which range from Victorian tales of physical horror to modern stories of psychological terror. These stories, which are the cream of 130 years of supernatural fiction, include such classics as:
The White Wolf of Kostopchin - Sir Gilbert Campbell (1889)
What kind of beast was it that tore out the hearts of its victims? The peasants on Paul Sergevitch's estate knew only too well - but he ignored their warnings and paid a horrible price for his folly.
The Wolf of St. Bonnot - Seabury Quinn (1930)
Giles Garnier, the notorious 16th century lycanthrope, returned to the world of the living. And psychic investigator, Jules de Grandin, had to defeat this powerful adversary from beyond the grave and save the soul of an innocent young girl under his evil influence.

First published in Great Britain by Sphere Books Ltd 1973, Reprinted 1975, 1976
Anthology © Sphere Books Ltd 1973
Introduction © Brian J Frost

contents:
JOAN AIKEN : Jugged Hare
A L BARKER : Submerged
OSCAR COOK : His Beautiful Hands
GEORGE FIELDING ELIOT : The Copper Bowl
JACK FINNEY : 
Contents of the Dead Man's Pocket
PETER FLEMING : The Kill
C S FORESTER : The Physiology of Fear
L P HARTLEY : W.S.
HAZEL HEALD : The Horror in the Museum
HESTER HOLLAND : The Library
FIELDEN HUGHES : The Mistake
NIGEL KNEALE : Oh, Mirror, Mirror
NOEL LANGLEY : Serenade for Baboons
HAMILTON MACALLISTER : 
The Lady Who Didn't Waste Words
CHRIS MASSIE : A Fragment of Fact
SEABURY QUINN : The House of Horror
FLAVIA RICHARDSON : Behind the Yellow Door
MURIEL SPARK : The Portobello Road
BRAM STOKER : The Squaw
ANTHONY VERCOE : Flies
ANGUS WILSON : Raspberry Jam
ALAN WYKES : Nightmare

This Collection first published 1959 by PAN BOOKS LTD, 8 Headfort Place, London, SW1. 
11th printing 1965