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“Eventually I fell asleep in the Rabies and Lycanthropy section. Woolsey bites on occasion, and I'm concerned.' - Magnus Bane”
― Cassandra Clare, Clockwork Princess

“Grabbing a fistful of hair at the back of his head, not too rough but no too soft either, smiling to myself and pulling him close, I lean in and touch the tip of his nose with mine. It was a test.”
― Luna. J, God Bless You Devil Kiss You

“This is indeed one of the true tragedies of lycanthropy, that the subject of such evil pacts and nefarious deeds is ignorant of his place in the plot that besieges this humble hamlet.â€�
� Aleister Creed, Witchfinder
The Trial of John Goode by Gabriel Salmon and Thome Ward”
― Gabriel Salmon, The Trial of John Goode

“Don't test my forgiveness. I've got the face of an angel but the soul of a beast.”
― S.M. Reine, Seasons of the Moon Boxed Set

“In the first place, 'lycanthropy' is a fact of human nature. Men and women have actually been possessed by the belief that they are wolves or other animals, and they have, no doubt, acted on their delusion. In the old legends we are told that such a person was a woman by day and a wolf by night, and no doubt the 'fit' which transformed the human being into a creature of blind ferocity, running on all fours, gnashing its teeth and tearing to pieces all whom it encountered, occurred when the darkness came on, at the hour in which all that is morbid in mind and body is strongest. The were-wolf, then, is not a superstition but a fact, and a fact which goes very far in clearing up the early belief in metamorphosis.”
― Arthur Machen, Collected Fiction Volume 1: 1888-1895