WIFWULF (stylized as WIFWVLF on the front cover treatments) is an original folklore myth telling the story of Charity Bjornsdotter, a young woman in 1860's Montana who spends her days in the woods with her closest friend, a local wolf she calls Silver Slash. Charity is on the precipice of marriage to the most handsome man in her small village, the mercurial-yet-beloved Paul Skeld. But as her husband isolates her from Silver Slash, she begins to feel a call to the wilds...for it is there that her true destiny awaits. WIFWULF is the harrowing tale of a woman forcibly separated from that which makes her feel alive, a reinterpretation of the classic werewolf myth... and the origin story of a new goddess.
This book contains mature content and may not be for everyone. WIFWULF contains gore, intimate partner violence, body horror, and animal death. We would love to have you along, but proceed at your own discretion.
"An engrossing, dark, and staggeringly beautiful tale of werewolves in the age of the American frontier. Dark fantasy world building combined with deeply personal storytelling." - Matthew Rosenberg (What's The Furthest Place From Here)
"A luscious, vicious fever dream of a fairy tale about the cages we find ourselves in and the true cost of freedom. WIFWULF is the kind of story that lingers." - Jody Houser (Harley Quinn & Poison Ivy, Stranger Things)
"WIFWULF bleeds raw, devastating beauty on each and every page, from the gut wrenching story to the stunning visuals. It is a work of passion that shows in every single drop of ink, and will leave you with the desire to tear free from your mortal flesh and become one with the wolves." - J. Parks (Star Trek Cats)
“This just may be the most beautiful ‘werewolf’ story I’ve ever consumed in any medium.” - Chris Shehan (The Autumnal, House of Slaughter)
