The Were Library is a massive index of therian-related writings and resources on the internet and also hosts a few essays of its own. It was created by Meirya in 2004/2005 and is now run by Aethyriek, the current curator who had taken over in 2007. It is a resource for those new to the concept of therianthropy, as well as long-time community members. It contains writing from therians and non-therians alike on every variety of topic. On occasion, the WereLibrary is mistaken for the Werelist, though the two are drastically different. The index is divided into three larger sections (Essays, Stories, and Poetry), each with their own categories.
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| - The Were Library is a massive index of therian-related writings and resources on the internet and also hosts a few essays of its own. It was created by Meirya in 2004/2005 and is now run by Aethyriek, the current curator who had taken over in 2007. It is a resource for those new to the concept of therianthropy, as well as long-time community members. It contains writing from therians and non-therians alike on every variety of topic. On occasion, the WereLibrary is mistaken for the Werelist, though the two are drastically different. The index is divided into three larger sections (Essays, Stories, and Poetry), each with their own categories.
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