This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

Each month, Isaac Vale chains himself in the dark, beneath a cold cabin deep in the woods. Not out of guilt. Not for spectacle. But because when the moon rises, something ancient awakens inside him.

The Howling Self is more than a horror story. It is a meditation on identity, control, and the war we wage within. It asks:

What parts of ourselves do we lock away? Who suffers when we do? And what if the thing we fear most... is actually a part of us waiting to be understood?

Through rich gothic atmosphere, philosophical undertones, and visceral emotion, Steven M. Cowan delivers a story that claws at the listener's psyche. This is horror not just of tooth and claw—but of truth and consequence.

For those who love dark tales with depth, and for anyone who has ever built chains to feel safe...

Step into the cellar.

Face the howl within.