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• The Book of Were-Wolves - Full text of Sabine Baring-Gould's classic at the Project Gutenberg available in plain text, html or zipped versions.
• The Book of Werewolves - Sabine Baring-Gould's 1865 classic book on werewolves, including page and chapter index but not all illustrations.
• A Brief History of Werewolves - Timeline summary of the werewolf in history, folklore and literature; includes links.
• I Love Werewolves - With origins and myths, an entertainment oriented blog based on fact, fiction, and discussion; film transformation videos.
• Legend of the Werewolf - Facts about werewolves and lycanthropy taken from legends, psychology and fiction.
• The Loup-Garou Legends of Old Vincennes - Retells tales from the French-American oral tradition of Vincennes, Indiana.
• Lycanthropy in North America - Descriptions of the Cajun werewolf of Louisiana and Native American skinwalkers from both folkloric and cryptozoology perspectives.
• Lycanthropy: Meaning and Myths - A scholarly analysis of the werewolf as a symbol in myth and fiction.
• The Pack - A place to discuss how werewolves are, or should be, in fiction, movies and folklore.
• Queer Werewolves - A site dedicated to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered werewolves and shape-changers. Contains book and movie reviews, stories, chat and more.
• Shape-Changers: Medieval Thru Renaissance Periods - Case studies of people historically believed to have been werewolves.
• WerElliot - Brief information and reflections on werewolves.
• The Werewolf and Shapeshifter Codex - Resources describing myths, modern sightings, fiction and speculations about real werewolves.
• The Werewolf Cafe - A board to discuss news, movies, art, games, fiction and folklore.
• Werewolf Legends from Germany - A collection of traditional folk tales, including some from Croatia, Luxembourg and Slovakia.
• The Werewolf Page - A collection of resources pertaining to legend of the werewolf, including information on fiction and popular culture.
• Werewolves - International folklore, beliefs and modern influences, depictions in fiction and games, comparisons to vampires.
• Werewolves: The Myths & The Truths - Exploring truths and myths around werewolf legends from scientific point of view.
• Wikipedia: Shapeshifting - Discusses varieties of transformation, famous characters in mythology and the fan community.
• Wikipedia: Werewolf - Encyclopedia article on werewolves, including sections on history, origins, science, fiction and film.

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• Folklore and Mythology Electronic Texts   - Vast collection of folktales, myths, legends, and texts pertaining to folklore, arranged by title and theme, with a focus on northern and western Europe.

• Celtic Twilight - Online texts of Irish myths and legends, the legends of Camelot and Charlemagne, and the Anglo-Saxon chronicles, with links.
• The Endicott Studio Bulletin Board - Essays, stories, and musings on folklore as well as modern magical fiction.
• Fables and Fairy Tales - A classic collection of fairy tales, fables, and poems from 1909.
• Fables Collection - Collection of fables of Aesop and others, as well as Philippine and other East Asian folktales; includes section in Tagalog.
• Fairy Stories and Fables - By James Baldwin (1841-1925), e-text from the Baldwin Project.
• Folktales - Infoplease.com short overview
• Motif Index of Folk Literature - Explanation of what a motif index is and what it does, with bibliography.
• Trivial Page of Myths - Myths, legends, and folk tales from all over the world, excerpted by Sylvia Volk.

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