β Scribed by Esther Friesner
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Leader of the pack / Esther M. Friesner -- Howl! /Jody Lynn Nye -- Special needs / K.D. Wentworth -- Fish story / Tracy S. Morris -- Blame it on the moonlight / Tim Waggoner -- Imaginary fiend / Lucienne Diver -- Neighborhood bark-b-q / Daniel M. Hoyt -- That time of the month / Laura J. Underwood -- Pack intern / Berry Kercheval -- Support your local werewolf / Karen Everson -- Isn't that special / Esther M. Friesner -- Prowling for love / Linda L. Donahue -- Lighter than were / Robert Hoyt -- Enforcement claws / Steven Piziks -- Where-wolf / Selina Rosen -- Overnight moon / David D. Levine -- Wolfy ladies / Dave Freer -- Frijoles for Fenris / Kevin Andrew Murphy -- The case of the driving poodle / Sarah A. Hoyt -- Meet the Harrys / Robin Wayne Bailey -- The creature in your neighborhood / Jim C. Hines -- About the editor / Esther M. Friesner.
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