Wolf never studied music, but he could play any melody and at the same time sang superbly. And after a couple of songs the desire to dance came. In the village where Wolf lived, such liberties were not approved, and he decides to go on a journey. Most of all he wants to find his beloved brother, whom he can wash in the shower. On his way he will meet the prophetess Sibyl, the godlike Mr. Shtrafman, the boy Remy from the story “Without a Family” by Hector Malo and the seductive sailor Jupe, nicknamed the Little Fox.

The union of the Wolf and the Fox will remind the reader of the heroes of the medieval poems Renard and Isengrim, but let’s not forget that Reve called his boyfriend Joop Schafthuizen the Sailor Fox, and in this union he himself was the Wolf.

When Dutch critics arrogantly classified this homoerotic tale as juvenile literature, Reve wrote in a letter to an Amsterdam store Children's Books reported: "Wolf" is aimed at a general audience, which, judging by sales, received the book with great enthusiasm. Nevertheless, and even first of all, this is a book for young people from 12 to 16 years old.”