Each Wednesday for the last year has been #WerewolfWednesday — a celebration of the werewolf. While it has been fun, this is my last #WerewolfWednesday post, as I explore new topics in the coming year.
So, for the last post, I recap a few of the highlights from the many posts about werewolves.
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An early post looked at men who played werewolves in iconic roles and where they are today.
I spent many #WerewolfWednesdays looking at how the wolf has entered into popular sayings, such as wolf whistle, keep the wolf from the door, and wolf down one’s food. 
It’s true — I even spent a bit of time telling you about various destinations that borrow their names from the werewolf.
Add to Your Werewolf Shopping List
On more than one occasion, i found great buys for werewolf lovers.
I directed you to a few quizzes around the web. I also gave you the opportunity to learn what it meant if a werewolf appears in your dreams. And then, there were a few posts on the history of werewolf folklore. And, for those who like old texts, we discussed who wrote the book on werewolves.
I also offered my own, difficult survival quiz.
Nah, not with spells— with great costume tips for Halloween!
A recent post looked at the importance of the moon and explored some cultures’ names for the glowing sister orb of the sun.
I even broke with #WerewolfWednesday tradition to offer a look at shape-shifter flixs that didn’t involve werewolves.
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