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In the past, when I toured in France invariably, I made a point of never failing to stop at a certain

tavern, about 30 miles from Paris. I will not give you more definite directions for reaching it

for it was a discovery of my own, and as such I would share it with no one. The fact that the

inn has very pretty serving maids is but incidental. The real reason of my visits being the superlative

excellence of the wine. Many a night have I and the old Pierre sat, smoked and drunk until the

wee hours of the morning, and many have been the experiences we have exchanged of wild,

eerie adventure in various parts of the globe. Pierre also was a great traveler and seeker after

adventure before he drifted into the backwater of this placid village to finish there the remainder

of his days. Arul ladies and gentlemen, Arul. That was the opening of Arul,

Werewolf of Poncker, by H. Warner Munn. Yes, and these are the Werewolves of Weird Tales here

on Strange Studies and Strange Stories. I'm Chad Fyfer. And I'm Chris Lykey. Thank you for joining

us here on hppodcraft.com and of course, Patreon. This is our free show for the month of February,

and of course we are still the hplovecraft literary podcast. What could be more love crafting than

being two things at once? We are the wrap with the human face of podcasts. What they say. I'm glad

you mentioned hybrid animals actually because the audience may not be aware, but we are doing werewolves

this month. As we have in the past, we've moved them out the round, but we were feeling werewolfy

right now, so we went for the original February slot, and here I have to give credit to an article I

read in Dark Worlds Quarterly called Werewolves of Weird Tales, 1923 to 1935, authored by GW Thomas,

which does exactly as promised in the headline. How often does that happen on the internet?

It lists some werewolf stories, and I checked them all out over the holidays because werewolves

and winter pair excellently. Just like this podcast and our reader by the way. The amazing Levi

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