Cycle of the Werewolf Formats: Trade Paperback/Limited Edition/Movie/DVD First Edition Release Date: April, 1985
Synopsis:
A werewolf is stalking Tarker's Mills and only young, wheelchair-bound Marty Coslaw suspects the truth. He enlists the help of his black sheep uncle to identify the shape shifter and destroy him.
Notes:
First published in 1983 as a limited edition hardcover by The Land of Enchantment.
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Posted By: Amanda - 10/31/2009 - 1:16 AM EST
This novel was my first SK experience, Mother said if my imagination didn't scare me and/or Stephen, I could read more. Glad I didn't wake screaming....
Posted By: Kevinbollers - 08/13/2009 - 11:44 PM EST
I really enjoyed this book, I loved how he written it in a way how everything eventually combines and comes together in the end. The Month system is very clever with the concluding death at the end of each. The Visuals are brilliant and the story is stylishly narrated. Even though this story lacks some of Stephen King's intense horror and thrills it is still very good for a short story horror.
Posted By: Steven - 05/14/2009 - 8:43 PM EST
I just recently re-read this book and I realized i really like it a lot. I love the way that in each chapter ( or "month") there is another death until the climax. I really loved the insanity of the women in February and what happens with her. The way that the werewolf's identity is revealed couldn't be more clever... and to think Stephen King wrote this in just 2 hours? Amazing. The illustrations are also among some of the best in literature today. I recommend this book to anyone who wants an interesting, yet short, read.
Posted By: Lota - 03/26/2009 - 6:18 PM EST
i remember seeing silver bullet for the first time as a little girl and i loved and have been on a mission since to find where i can buy the book. great job, i loved the movie so i am super sure that i will love the book. i love the the dark tower series as well.
Posted By: Stoic - 02/10/2009 - 5:10 PM EST
As a young child this was one of my fav books. The illustrations are top notch and really seemed to bring the story to life.
