Wagner, the Wehr-Wolf

About this book

Set against the turbulent backdrop of early 16th century Germany, "Wagner, the Wehr-Wolf" by George W. M. Reynolds explores the intersection of folklore and dark mystique. This gothic novel delves into themes of transformation and the supernatural, as it follows Wagner, an aged shepherd, who becomes entwined with a charismatic stranger whose presence ignites chaos in their village. Unique elements such as the eerie concept of lycanthropy and the struggle between human nature and primal instincts weave through the narrative, captivating readers with suspense. Ideal for students and enthusiasts of gothic literature, this tale invites exploration of identity and morality in a world where the line between man and beast blurs.

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