Therianthropic Reference List: N

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NASCHY, Paul
Paul Naschy (©Yr?)
 Subtitled: Memoirs of a Wolfman

1-88766438-6(PB); Midnight Marquee(US); 2000; CvrPrice?

• UN
  Autobiography of the Spanish actor / producer / writer / director responsible for the Waldemar Daninski / El Hombre Lobo series of Werewolf movies. (29 Mar 2003)
  -TK

NIHON, Shoi
Nihongi (©Yr?) [Japanese]

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

ASTON, W.G. (translator)
Nihongi (©Yr?)
 Subtitled: Chronicles of Japan from the Earliest Times to A.D. 697

0-80480984-4(PB); Charles E Tuttle; 1972; $19.95

• HI / MY
  Japanese history & myth. (6 Dec 1996)
  -3

NITSCH, Twylah Hurd
Creature Teachers: A Guide to the Spirit Animals of the Native American Tradition(©Yr?)

0-82641023-5(PB); Continuum(US); 1997; $14.95

• UN
  [Review used in entirety without permission - accuracy unknown, YMMV - TK]
  This book should come with a warning or disclaimer:
  "Silly New Age Nonsense Within, Does Not Represent or Tell the Truth About Native Beliefs".
  Nitsch is NOT a Seneca elder at all. The Seneca can't stand her and have barred her and her New Age businessses from the reservation. She's made a lot of money from selling "adoptions" of ceremonies to every gullible New Ager that she could pull in. She's also branched out by "commissioning" white New Agers to act as her salespeople. A lot of pay to pray offensive nonsense from her. Avoid at all costs, unless you want to wind up a victim too. (13 Dec 2002)
  -19

NOLL, Richard (Ed?)
Bizarre Diseases of the Mind (©Yr?)
 Subtitled: Real-life cases of rare mental illnesses - vampirism, possession, split personalities, and more

0-42512172-0(PB); Berkley(US); 1990; CvrPrice?

• UN
  No info.
  -TK

NOLL, Richard (Ed)
Vampires, Werewolves, and Demons
 Subtitled: Twentieth Century Reports in the Psychiatric Literature (©Yr?)

0-87630-702-0(PB); Brunner/Mazel(US); 1992; CvrPrice?

• PY / WE
  [This book] has proven worthwhile if only for the introduction of the term "clinical zoanthropy", so as not to restrict the reports to wolf/lycanthropes. Now our non-lupine were-friends need not feel ignored! A brief listing of CZ cases since 1975 includes as wereanimal manifestations: dogs, cats, rabbits, tigers, birds and gerbils. There's an additional mention of a Japanese article of Kitsune-Tsuki syndrome, wherein those afflicted believe themselves possessed by malevolent foxes, and act accordingly... wish I could figure out how to find that one! Many modern examples of CZ seem to be elicited by hallucinogenic abuse, particularly marijuana. (7 Apr 2001)
  -7

NOZAKI, Kiyoshi
Kitsune: Japan's Fox of Mystery, Romance and Humour (©Yr?)

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

• KI
  This book is an excellent source for Kitsune information. (6 Dec 1996)
  -3

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