Here I've collected an unorganized kind of free-for-all list of links, generally in the transformation/shifter/werewolf/furry vein.
The Home Page of Goldenwolf a werewolf artist who is one of the best
The Home Page of Kyoht a neat coyote person and also an artist
Kelley Armstrong author of the werewolf novels "Bitten" and "Stolen" and the creator of a werewolf bulletin board.
Emma Bull author of the weredog novel "War for the Oaks"
Jim Butcher author of the werewolf novel "Fool Moon"
P. D. Cacek author of the werewolf novel "Canyons"
Christine Feehan author of the wereleopard novel "Wild Rain"
William D. Gagliani author of the werewolf novel "Wolf's Trap"
Jamie Hall author of the nonfiction werewolf book "Half Human, Half Animal: Tales of Werewolves and Related Creatures"
Nick Redfern author of the book "Three Men Seeking Monsters: Six Weeks in Pursuit of Werewolves, Lake Monsters, Giant Cats and Devil Dogs"
Steven E. Wedel author of werewolf novels, werewolf short stories and werewolf nonfiction
Techwolf a homepage containing wolf photos and other werewolf goodies.
Shapeshifter Emporium buy (or see reviews of) novels, movies, comic books, costumes, t-shirts, coffee mugs and so on. Your one-stop werewolf/transformation store.
Club Beast A site about the anime OVA (an OVA is somewhere between a series of short movies and a made-for-television mini-series, except that it is released on dvd or video rather than TV or a movie theater, for those who don't know about categories of anime) for KO Century Beast. Plenty of human-to-animal transformation. The shapeshifters are the good guys. Contains the only were-turtle I've ever seen!
WildHalf A manga (Japanese comic book) about a weredog.
Animorphs Official Site About the TV show, the books, and the author.
History of Werewolves folklore
The Werewolf Section of QueerHorror.com A site specializing in lesbian, gay and bisexual characters as presented in horror fiction and film
UPN The television station that hosts Wolf Lake, a show with a lot of werewolf characters.
Shapeshifter Myths as Presented in Popular Fiction
The Undying Monster A 1940's Werewolf Film
The Wolf-Leader: A Novel info about one of the earliest werewolf novels ever published (even though the werewolf element doesn't show up until near the end, there is magic, demon pacts, talking wolves and a guy who just keeps growing weirder varieties of hair early on).
A Werewolf Reading List If you want to get into werewolves, a good list of what to read (both fiction and nonfiction) in what order.
The Lair of the White Worm Follow this link to read an electronic copy of the novel by Bram Stoker, a largely unknown were-snake/vampire/cult novel written while he was going senile. However, in contrast to Dracula, any novel of his is going to seem weak.
Weird
Wisconsin: Evidence of Occult Activity in Walworth County A
site that has quite a bit of detail and a number of articles about every aspect of the Bray Road Beast.
Grey Coyote's Werewolf Movies Pages
Fox MajikNEW
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