Royal Academy of Arts and Letters of the Fourth Kingdom
Compendium on Wolves
nasmuch as His Most Gracious Majesty, King Wendell Winston Walter White, in the first
year of His august reign, has generously issued a royal decree pardoning the wolves of His
kingdom and permitting them citizenship, and in the interests of maintaining good government
over all His loyal subjects and promoting peace and harmony among all persons within His
realm; His Majesty is pleased to call upon the scholars of the Nine Kingdoms to combine
their efforts to compose a new collection of essays and articles, creating an Encyclopaedia or
Compendium of all matters relating to the nature and history of wolves in the kingdoms.
Therefore, the Royal Academy of Arts and Letters of the Fourth Kingdom does hereby issue
this Call for Papers to all scholars and sundry, throughout the Nine Kingdoms. All proposals
for entries in the proposed book are to be addressed to Gilbert Carroll Lear, PhD, Fellow of
Natural History and Philosophy at the Royal Academy at Cowbridge, by appointment of His
Majesty Editor of the Royal Encyclopaedia of Wolves, in care of his clerk, Aurendel. God save the king.
Royal Academy of Arts and Letters of the Fourth Kingdom 
nasmuch as His Most Gracious Majesty, King Wendell Winston Walter White, in the first
year of His august reign, has generously issued a royal decree pardoning the wolves of His
kingdom and permitting them citizenship, and in the interests of maintaining good government
over all His loyal subjects and promoting peace and harmony among all persons within His
realm; His Majesty is pleased to call upon the scholars of the Nine Kingdoms to combine
their efforts to compose a new collection of essays and articles, creating an Encyclopaedia or
Compendium of all matters relating to the nature and history of wolves in the kingdoms.
Therefore, the Royal Academy of Arts and Letters of the Fourth Kingdom does hereby issue
this Call for Papers to all scholars and sundry, throughout the Nine Kingdoms. All proposals
for entries in the proposed book are to be addressed to Gilbert Carroll Lear, PhD, Fellow of
Natural History and Philosophy at the Royal Academy at Cowbridge, by appointment of His
Majesty Editor of the Royal Encyclopaedia of Wolves, in care of his clerk,