An lo, did we come unto installment number eighteen already. And, let’s just do this to link to the others:

Then let’s start in Johannesburg, South Africa:

My kind of library display:

“Theory?” Ahem. 

See how those two kids are running from the werewolf? It’s a species-level inst…

Third ep of season 3, a newly longhaired Clay and an about-to-shift teen werewolf:

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Art based on Mongrels, by the talented and cool Jolyon Yates:

For more Mongrels-y art, here’s the click.

Is seventeen a prime number? I can’t think of anything that divides happily into it, anyway. Well, except the sixteen before:

And let’s start this time with a couple snapshots in words of Mongrels:

And here’s the yellow book in my kind-of homeland of Lubbock, Texas. Cool to be up there still with Keene and Hill and Hendrix:

And, wow, thank you, John:

Happy to come in behind Bird Box:

&nb…

Cool. Or, I could just say: TVTropes.

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Actually, I wrote Mongrels (and the chapter this could pertain to) a couple of months before cueing this one up. However, Peter Beagle’s famous old story “Lila the Werewolf?” I definitely knew that one.

[ Shelter from Eve Edelson on Vimeo, which his where you have to watch this one, looks like . . . ]

Check here for the first installment of these origin stories. Not sure there’ll be another. Could be, as I remember / think of.

In Colorado, it’s all about the fourteeners. Here, we’re all about the sixteener—which this is, somehow, already, after all these months. So cool, all the werewolf stuff coming my way, all the Mongrels snapshots &etc happening still. All of everything, including all the previous installments, which are going to tax my Julius Caesar numbering: 

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• III
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• V
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• VII
• VIII
• IX
• X
• XI
• XII
• XIII
• XIV
• XV

And . . . let’s start with Litsy, the best book-place ever:

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Really, I think I have a stash of pics from another Mongrels thing, but now I can’t remember where. But I know I have these two anyway, as they’re from the last couple days.

First was up in Fort Collins, with HEX-author Thomas Olde Heuvelt. And, Olde’s not a middle name, that’s just the first part of his last name. He’s a cool dude, smart guy, excellent horror writer.

We talked about where horror comes from, the kind of genesis for/of each of our bo…

Thinking I should have been somehow tagging these snapshots through all fourteen other iterations of this. That way I could re-index, put, say, all the Litsy ones in a gallery, all the “with pets”-ones somewhere, all the “act-of-reading” or whatever ones in another place. Categories are starting to emerge, I mean. Check the out, they’re kind of straining to self-classify:

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• Seven
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• Ten
• Eleven
• Twelve
• Thir

This week’s Mongrels roundup, brought to you by the waning battery of my ever-unreliant iPhone, and with a catch-up list provided by last week’s roundup, stairstep-style:

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And? To start out, we get to go back to the dogs. Always the dogs. Thanks, Chip:

And then for a coffee break, a mere thirty minutes before lunch:

And, I think Mongrels got to be WITH a John Foster book a cy…