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9781786831026

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This is an excellent collection, addressing one of the limits of the human as represented in the Gothic, namely the recurring theme of 'becoming wolf'. The essays assume a wide variety of perspectives, in which the historical terrors, desires and hopes of the wolf are brought out into the light. --David Punter, University of Bristol Illuminating rising popular interests in everybody's love-to-hate hairy monsters amid the decline of their real-life counterparts, this collection of essays makes a compelling case for investigating representations of werewolves and wolves at the nexus of literary animal studies and the ecoGothic. --Susan McHugh, University of New England

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Robert McKay is Senior Lecturer in English Literature at the University of Sheffield. John Miller is Senior Lecturer in Nineteenth-Century Literature at the University of Sheffield.

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