Author and artist Linda Godfrey is a former teacher and newspaper reporter who became a leading authority on modern-day unknown canines or werewolves after breaking the story The Beast of Bray Road in 1992. Besides a book by that title, she has also written Hunting the American Werewolf (basis of the History Channel show MonsterQuest's first episode), three books in the Chelsea House Mysteries, Legends and Unexplained series (Werewolves, Lake and Sea Monsters, and Mythical Creatures), Weird Michigan, Strange Wisconsin, The Poison Widow, Haunted Wisconsin: Ghosts and Strange Phenomena in the Badger State, and (co-authored) Weird Wisconsin and Strange Wisconsin. She has appeared on many national TV and radio shows, such as Travel Channel, Inside Edition, the New In Search Of, America's Scariest Places, National and Wisconsin Public Radio, Coast to Coast AM, and more. She lives in Wisconsin with her husband and their monstrous dog, Grendel.
She maintains web sites at www.beastofbrayro