The Last Werewolf

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• ‘The Last Werewolf’ leaves a lasting impression

  ‘Reader, I ate him,’’ Jake Marlowe confesses in his journal, fracturing Jane Eyre’s famous line and signaling for sure that “The Last Werewolf’’ is not your typical horror story, nor is Glen Duncan your typical horror writer. In fact Duncan isn’t a h ... (read full critics)

  boston published on Sun, 14 Aug 2011

• Glen Duncan Transforms 'The Last Werewolf'

  The world is too much with us. Every morning, we hope for something to offer a reason to live, and all too often we are given just enough to make it to the end of the day. Whether we want to or not, we just keep going, even though our lives lack a co ... (read full critics)

  bookotron published on Wed, 3 Aug 2011

1 Review

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  original (to a point) and very funny. The protagonist has significantly more personality (if that's the right word for a lycanthrope) than some figures in recent monster lit and it's those very human traits - sexual desire, ennui, late flowering need - which are most engaging. and there's a great tw ... (continue)

  original (to a point) and very funny. The protagonist has significantly more personality (if that's the right word for a lycanthrope) than some figures in recent monster lit and it's those very human traits - sexual desire, ennui, late flowering need - which are most engaging. and there's a great twist in the tale (tail?). kept me engrossed.

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• ISBN-10: 1847679463
• ISBN-13: 9781847679468
• Pub date: Oct 06, 2011
• Also available as: Paperback and eBook

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