These three stories are the title work, adapted from a short piece by Lincoln Michel about how a werewolf deals with old age and irrelevance; the semi-autobiographical “A Walk in the Old City,” in which a psychoanalyst sees dream-like irrational visions; and an adaptation of Jean Ferry’s “The Tiger in Vogue” (also translated as “The Society Tiger”), set in 1930s Berlin.
David Small’s best-known book is Stitches, a harrowing graphic memoir (see “Review: ‘Stitches’”) and New York Times bestseller. His previous book was Home After Dark (see “Review: ‘Home After Dark’”).
