As you will have noticed, the Company of Wolves conference (billed as ‘the world’s first werewolf conference’!) has had an astonishing amount of press coverage. Inaccuracies and trivialisation easily creep into press reports of anything that has a sensational element–this latter being what grabs the readers. But I think this article from The Smithsonian is more intelligent than most and some thoughtful research has been done.
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