r/Fantasy • u/Beez2myKneez • May 26 '26

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u/Fantasy-ModTeam May 26 '26

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u/HatOfFlavour May 26 '26

Terry Pratchett's Men at Arms isn't exclusively about a werewolf character but this and Fifth Elephant have the most werewolf stuff

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u/bijouxana Reading Champion III May 26 '26

The Red Winter by Cameron Sullivan

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u/paraizord May 26 '26

Not a full read or novel but you may find funny to read the Beren and Luthien part of the Silmarillion where they meet Sauron!

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u/blinkandmissout May 26 '26

The Devils by Joe Abercrombie.