Therianthropic Reference List: G

May 2005 update

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GALENORN, Yasmine
Embracing the Moon (1998)
 Subtitled: A Witches Guide to Ritual Spellcraft and Shadow Work

1-56718-304-2(PB); Llewellyn(US); 2000; $14.95 (£12.99)

• NR
  (not yet read)
  -TK

GALENORN, Yasmine
Trancing the Witches Wheel (1997)
 Subtitled: A Guide to Magickal Meditation

1-56718-303-4(PB); Llewellyn(US); 1997; $12.95 (£10.99)

• DE / SG / WC
  Contains guided Wiccan meditations for the elements, the Sabbats, and various pagan deities. A couple of them include shapeshifting in the imagery.
  -TK

GANTZ, Jeffrey (translator)
The Mabinogion (1838-49)

0-14-044322-3(PB); Penguin(UK); 1976; £6.99

• HI / MY / SG
  These are stories and legends from Wales. Translated from texts dating back to the 11th Century, which are records of far older Celtic tales. Contains various shapeshifting incidents, including, apparently, a whole population transformed into mice.
  -TK

GARDEN, Nancy
The Weird and Horrible Library (Series);
 Werewolves (1973)

0-39731463-9(HB); J.B. Lippincott(US); 1973; CvrPrice?
0-553-15307-2(PB); Bantam(US); 1977; CvrPrice?

• UN
  Apparently, a childrens book, containing stories detailing various werewolf, -bear, -lion, -tiger & -hyena legends. Also has an investigation into the origins of the legends. No other info. (16 Aug 2003)
  -TK

GARDINER, Muriel (Ed)
The International Psychoanalytical Library (Series);
 88: The Wolf-man and Sigmund Freud (©Yr?)

0-7012-0355-2(?B); Hogarth Press/Institute of Psychoanalysis; 1972; CvrPrice?

• LO / LY / PY
  Reading through it, there's not really very much at all to do with wolves in it... only a description of a dream. There *is* a great deal of typically Freudian "interpretation" of events though... (11 Nov 1996)
  -12

GERVASE OF TILBURY
Otia Imperialia (1212?) [Latin]

(ISBN?)(?B); Pubname?; PubYr?; CvrPrice?

 BANKS, S.E. & BINNS, J.W. (Eds)
 Otia Imperialia (©Yr?)
  Subtitled: Recreation for an Emperor

0-19820288-1(HB); Oxford University(UK); 2002; $195.00

• UN
  Apparently, mentions werewolves. Thousand plus pages on thirteenth century life and society. No other info. (26 Mar 2003)
  -TK

GRAVES, Robert
The White Goddess (1946)
 Subtitled: A historical grammar of poetic myth

1-85754-248-7(HB); Carcanet(UK); 1997; CvrPrice?
0-571-06961-4(PB); Faber & Faber(UK); 1988; £5.95

• RE / WW
  This is one of my favourite books. It's more a research into pre-Christian religion than anything else, but a riveting read. (11 Mar 1996) [Werewolves get a mention. -TK]
  -16

GREENE Rosalyn
The Magic of Shapeshifting (©Yr?)

1-57863171-8(PB); Red Wheel/Weiser(US); 2000; $16.95

• SG
  The "Good" information in the book was stolen from Shifters.org and some other sites, and the rest of the information is bull.
  Keep in mind that when she wrote that book she did a really good job of insulting many of us, especially those of us that worked hard to collect the information that she stole.
  The fact that she tells people to avoid therian communities and seek out furries really takes the cake as far as how unrealiable the book is. I'd hate to think how many innocent people were led astray, or even away from therianthropy because of her book.
  I assume she states this because she doesn't want people finding out where she plagurized her information.
  I'm quite pissed at Greene for this.
  I do not recommend this book to anyone. (31 July 2004)
  -5

GUBERNATIS, Angelo de
 1: Zoological Mythology or The Legends of Animals (1872)

(ISBN?)(?B); Arno(US); 1978; CvrPrice?
0-76614894-7(PB); Kessinger(US); PubYr?; $31.00

 2: Zoological Mythology or The Legends of Animals (1872)

(ISBN?)(?B); Arno(US); 1978; CvrPrice?
0-76614895-5(PB); Kessinger(US); PubYr?; $30.00

• MY/WO
  Apparently, contains various legends concerning the wolf. [No other info.]
  -1

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