#werewolf lit

[nicktoddauthor]

My queer horror novel currently has nine reviews on Amazon, can someone give it another one so we can get it to an even ten Please and thank you Tumblr

[nicktoddauthor]

The paperback version of my new queer horror story is now available!  Inspired by pulp horror novels from the 70s and 80s, the paperback version gives you (sort of) that authentic experience! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BSJ5P8C8/ref=sr_1_1?crid=6VZWFTV12ZU2&keywords=we+are+the+beast+in+the+woods+nicholas+todd&qid=1674141519&sprefix=%2Caps%2C1296&sr=8-1

[thatdogmagic]

Do you have any werewolf movie, book, or any form of media recommendations?

For movies, my go-tos are always going to be Dog Soldiers, Ginger Snaps and its sequel (remember: 1 and 2 are the only movies that exist, there was no 3), and A Company of Wolves. There's at least one semi-recent one I still need to watch that looks like it should slot in there fairly well, but overall those are going to be somewhere at the top of my list.

There's a TV show called Wolf Lake that also caught my attention, largely because I was looking through werewolf media that might share some of the elements I'm using in my own stories. With this one, I noticed there was a lot of overlap, and managed to nab it off a torrent since it, sadly, doesn't really exist anywhere else.

I wasn't wrong; there's a lot of overlap in terms of how my own EAC/its satellite functions and how the show's town functions overall, but there's enough definite differences that I didn't feel the need to change anything. It's got a very 90210 teen drama vibe to it in a lot of places when it's not being Werewolf Twin Peaks (not a bad thing, necessarily), but it's got a solid premise, and an interesting take on werewolves that I still think about quite a bit. It's a genuine shame it got cancelled; I would've liked to see where it went.

There's also a cute/sad??/maybe? IF by KittyHorrorShow called Wolfgirls in Love I remember really enjoying. It's been years though, so I don't know what CWs to offer. Click at your own risk!

Books-- I admittedly cashed out on those when it became evident that most of the field was littered with weird misogyny and, of late, the dull-ass knuckledragging Alpha Male bullshit that is hyper-prevalent throughout the paranormal romance genre. I need to read my contemporaries for sure, though, so I'm open to any ownvoices sapphic books in the comments! (ESPECIALLY if they're offered as audiobooks!!!)

EDIT: I have a shitlist I can absolutely complain about wrt TV at some point. And more than a few pointed comments about paranormal romance. But those are different posts entirely.

[tahthetrickster]

It's one of those modern kids sucked into high fantasy things I like. Five college students end up being persuaded to basically take a vacation to sunny Fionavar where ABSOLUTELY NOTHING GOES WRONG except oops it does and the group is split up as they try to enjoy their time there despite the danger and then get back home. Here's the thing though: werewolves are a thing (one character is one but is v important) and it's also Arthurian. If I remember right (I need to reread the series) there's

an awful lot of women supporting women too which is great!!! Also women in positions of power which is also great!!! It's also got a lot of things that may be triggering though, but I'd say a good portion of it is dealt with fairly well. It's been one of my favorite series despite being old and obscure as crap and I was thinking of it and thought it might or might not be up your alley.

werewolves and arthurian is very much My Brand so i will have to check that out lmao