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''Autobiography of a Werewolf Hunter'' is a series by [[Brian P Easton]] and published by [[Permuted Press]]. |
''Autobiography of a Werewolf Hunter'' is a series by [[Brian P Easton]] and published by [[Permuted Press]]. |
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Starring the titular werewolf hunter, Sylvester Logan James, its first volume chronicles his twenty year hunt for "The Beast. The books are notable for their grim and unromantic depiction of werewolves, treating them as brutal monsters that need to be put down. They also refuse to romantice their titular hero, frequently showing him [[Not So Different|as no better than the creatures he fights]]. The books have a decidedly hard edge to them, frequently depicting consequences to Sylvester's actions that most books do not consider. |
Starring the titular werewolf hunter, Sylvester Logan James, its first volume chronicles his twenty year hunt for "The Beast. The books are notable for their grim and unromantic depiction of werewolves, treating them as brutal monsters that need to be put down. They also refuse to romantice their titular hero, frequently showing him [[Not So Different|as no better than the creatures he fights]]. The books have a decidedly hard edge to them, frequently depicting consequences to Sylvester's actions that most books do not consider. |
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* [[Exclusively Evil]]: Without question this is the most vicious unsympathetic horrific depiction of werewolves ever created. |
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** The sequel takes it to [[Beyond the Impossible]] levels, making werewolves vicious Satanic cannibal slavers and gangsters (amongst other things). |
** The sequel takes it to [[Beyond the Impossible]] levels, making werewolves vicious Satanic cannibal slavers and gangsters (amongst other things). |
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* [[Badass]]: Arguably one of the best since Solomon Kane. |
* [[Badass]]: Arguably one of the best since Solomon Kane. |
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