In the Tomb of the Bishop

by H. Warner Munn

First published 1979

The werewolf clan faces new trials in this collection of supernatural tales. Munn draws readers into a world where ancient curses collide with modern threats. The stories explore the ongoing struggles of lycanthropic characters as they navigate their dual nature between human civilization and bestial instinct. Family bonds strain under the weight of inherited darkness. Members of the clan must choose between protecting their secrets and protecting innocent lives. The collection weaves together individual stories that build toward a larger mythology. Munn examines how supernatural beings adapt to a changing world while preserving their essential nature. The tales balance action with character development as clan members confront both external enemies and internal conflicts. Each story adds depth to the werewolf mythology Munn established in earlier works.

Genres: short-stories, fantasy, horror, supernatural

Vibes: atmospheric, dark, suspenseful

Tropes: found-family, internal-conflict

Period: 20th-century

188 pages · Hardcover · Donald M. Grant

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