Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Acknowledgements
Introduction by Charles de Lint
THE WOLF AT THE END OF THE WORLD
PART I: “Draw to You the Wolf and Boy”
Chapter 1: Mary
Chapter 2: Deep Water
Chapter 3: The Shaman
Chapter 4: The Wolf
Chapter 5: The Boy
Chapter 6: The Mother
Chapter 7: The Hunters and the Hunted
Chapter 8: The Tainchel
Chapter 9: The Hunger that Walks
Chapter 10: Beginnings
Chapter 11: Endings
Chapter 12: Leaving Home
Chapter 13: Going Home
Chapter 14: Mary Reprised
PART II: Spirit Dreams
Chapter 15: Thinking Like a Predator
Chapter 16: Cops and Cougars
Chapter 17: The Cat
Chapter 18: Mothers and Fathers
Chapter 19: Memories and Monsters
Chapter 20: Cat and Dog
Chapter 21: The Lady and the Lake
Chapter 22: The Trickster
Chapter 23: The Spirit Road
Chapter 24: Tricks and Treats
Chapter 25: The Smell of the Spirit World
Chapter 26: The Hunger Returns
Chapter 27: A Missing Shaman
Chapter 28: Where the Hunger Came From
Chapter 29: Dogs and Cats Living Together
Chapter 30: Secrets Revealed
Chapter 31: Aftermath—Mother and Son
Chapter 32: Aftermath—Cat and Dog
Chapter 33: Different
Chapter 34: Things That Must Be Done
PART III: The End of the World All Over Again
Chapter 35: You Can Run, But…
Chapter 36: The Things in the Lake
Chapter 37: Omens and Otters
Chapter 38: If You Go Out in the Woods Today…
Chapter 39: …You’d Better Not Go Alone
Chapter 40: Wolves and Windigos
Chapter 41: Choices
Chapter 42: Decisions
Chapter 43: Kate and Cat
Chapter 44: Be Careful What You Wish For
Chapter 45: Simon Says
Chapter 46: Water, Water Everywhere
Chapter 47: Changes
Chapter 48: Full Circle
Chapter 49: And the Blind Shall See
Chapter 50: Letting Go
Chapter 51: One Last Story
Author’s Notes
Bibliography
About the Author
Other Works by Douglas Smith
Chimerascope
Impossibilia
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