Gerald Biss was a writer of numerous magazine and newspaper serials, mostly of the crime and adventure genres, and this is his only venture into the supernatural.
Most of the now-familiar conventions of the werewolf tale had yet to be set in stone, and the author was not working to the type of narrow pattern which constrained many writers of vampire tales in the years following the publication of "Dracula". He acknowledges Elliott O'Donnell's book "Werewolves" (1912) as a major influence.
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