The Werewolf of Paris

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The Werewolf of Paris is a 1933 horror novel by Guy Endore, often regarded as a classic of werewolf literature that blends supernatural terror with social and historical commentary set during the Franco-Prussian War and the Paris Commune.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf horror novel
novel
werewolf fiction
adaptationReleaseYear 1961
adaptationStudio Hammer Film Productions NERFINISHED
adaptationType film
author Guy Endore NERFINISHED
centralTheme class struggle
religion and guilt
sexuality
violence
war and brutality
werewolf curse
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticalReception noted for its explicit content
praised for its historical detail
firstEditionFormat print
genre gothic fiction
historical fiction
horror fiction
hasAdaptation The Curse of the Werewolf NERFINISHED
hasISBN 978-0-8021-5084-5
hasReputation cult classic
hasSubject lycanthropy
political upheaval
social injustice
influencedBy gothic literature
werewolf folklore
languageOfFirstEdition English
literaryPeriod 20th-century literature
literaryStatus classic of werewolf literature
mainCharacter Aline Marouse NERFINISHED
Bertrand Caillet NERFINISHED
Father Pitamont NERFINISHED
narrativeForm frame narrative
narrativePerspective third-person narration
notableFor blend of supernatural horror with social commentary
depiction of the Paris Commune
graphic violence
psychological depth
originalLanguage English
publicationYear 1933
publisher Farrar & Rinehart NERFINISHED
setInPeriod Franco-Prussian War NERFINISHED
Paris Commune NERFINISHED
settingLocation Paris
timeSpanOfEvents late 19th century

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Guy Endore notableWork The Werewolf of Paris
Guy Endore wrote The Werewolf of Paris