Jason Waltz’s Reviews > Were Wolf Short Stories > Status Update

Blackwood, "The Camp of the Dog": once upon a time this style of storytelling was in vogue. Ugh. I probably would have liked this as a youth, as I read lots of similar. Now it's too antique, too rigid, too silly. A lot of hubbub about so very little, with an outcome none today would write because none today would want it.

Beauchamp, "The Cull": First of the modern authors stories, decent point of view from the werewolves perspective in modern times. Reminiscent of *The Village* movie in several ways.

Cossack Folktale, "The Iron Wolf": I do not get the lesson here. The Iron Wolf is supposedly the Slavic god Veles. Essentially, it's a sell your soul to the devil type deal. However, this time our protagonist not only escapes his due he actually destroys his devil (god). Odd.