lycanthropy

• I felt that prickling energy of lycanthropy, like a wash of electricity across my skin. —  BloodNoir
• Ostensibly it's an adventure story about lycanthropy --or, more expressly, the battle for dominance between lycanthropy and humanity. —  F ;SF; - vol 092 issue 06 - June 1997
• Like those suffering from lycanthropy, could the psychosis go so far as to drive the sufferer to seek to live as a bear would live, eat as a bear would eat and kill as a bear would kill? —  Blood Lure
• I thought about giving him the lecture on vampirism being sort of like lycanthropy, in that it was a metaphysical disease. —  Chance, Karen - Touch the Dark
• When my first novel was published there was a small and helpful burst of accompanying publicity which, nevertheless, caused me to feel suddenly exposed, examined and poised on the lip of some horrible pit of compensatory doom: today the Guardian profile, tomorrow the freak case of galloping leprosy / lycanthropy / demonic possession. —  Blogposts | guardian.co.uk

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