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De Lint Charles:     more books (100)

The Valley of Thunder (Philip Jose Farmer's Dungeon, Book 3) by Charles De Lint, 1989-05-01 Quicksilver & Shadow by Charles De Lint, 2005-03-11 From a Whisper to a Scream (Key Books) by Charles de Lint, 2003-01-18 Memory and Dream by Charles De Lint, 2007-10-01 The Hour Before Dawn: And Two Other Stories from Newford by Charles De Lint, 2005-06 The Buffalo Man by Charles De Lint, 1999-10 Hedgework and Guessery by Charles De Lint, 1991-06 Ghostwood Signed by Charles De Lint, 0000 Uncle Dobbin's Parrot Fair by Charles De Lint, 1991 From a Whisper to a Scream (Key Books) by Charles de Lint, 2003-01-18 Philip Jose Farmer's The Dungeon 2 by Charles de Lint, Robin Wayne Baily, 2003-04-29 The Wild Wood (Brian Froud's Faerielands) by Charles De Lint, 1994-02-01 Ill Met in Lankhmar/The Fair in Emain Macha (Tor Science Fiction Doubles, No 19) by Fritz Leiber, Charles De Lint, 1990-02 The Best of Pulphouse: The Hardback Magazine

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21. The Onion Girl By Charles De Lint
    Book review of The Onion Girl by charles de lint.  
    http://www.computercrowsnest.com/sfnews2/02_oct/review1002_29.shtml
    
    Extractions: J illy Coppercorn is a young artist who paints fairies, pixies, gargoyles and other fantasy figures in everyday setting. With tangled hair and paint spattered jeans and a perceptual smile on her lips, she seems to believe in everything but there is a dark secret from the past which she struggles to forget. She is one of the three 'small fierce women', a group of women who albeit not blood-related are sisters to each other. People come and go from this group but the three core members, Jilly, Sophie and Wendy, always remain. The book is really Jilly's story, starting after the aftermath of the accident. Jilly has appeared in previous 'Newford' novels (Newford, for those who are unfamiliar is a fictional town in North America or maybe even Canada) starting with the book 'Memory And Dream' and as explained by De Lint at the start of the book he says, 'I didn't have the heart to recast the events for the book simply to say it in new words. Jilly goes through enough already with what happens to her in this novel.' This is his explanation for the short story, 'In the House of My Enemy', from the collection of short stories 'Dreams Underfoot' being reprinted in entirety.

22. Charles De Lint, January 12, 1999
    Contains a transcript of the January 12, 1999 chat with the author.  
    http://www.scifi.com/transcripts/1999/CharlesdeLint.html
    
    Extractions: Science Fiction and Fantasy author Moderator : Stay tuned everyone - we're going moderated.... GardnerD : God, HE can be the pinata! Ryan : do we have too CeeCee : Hi I am ceecee's friend can i join in GardnerD : Hi, Charles. Moderator : Okay - Moderator : Gardner? Charles? GardnerD : I'm here (I think.) Moderator : Can you type now? GardnerD : Could you type BEFORE? Moderator : Not me. Moderator : That's why I don't have a fulfilling career as an offic e temp. GardnerD : Have we lost Charles? Moderator : Charles - you're sending me private messages! GardnerD : You should hire me; I make great coffee! Moderator : Switch to the public speaker phone! Moderator : Hmmm... GardnerD : This is becoming rather like a seance... GardnerD : Perhaps I could channel him... Moderator : Charles - try it now. GardnerD : If you all join hands around the table... GardnerD : Wait! The spirits are about to speak... Moderator : Hold on - let me see what up with Mister De Lint. GardnerD : Meanwhile, I'll entertain everyone with this tapdance. Watch THIS!

23. Charles De Lint Bibliography
    Provides a photo, bibliography of his books and short stories, and list of his awards.  
    http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/authors/Charles_de_Lint.htm
    
    Extractions: Samuel M Key Search Authors Search Books Series Top Brian Froud's Faerielands The Wild Wood (with Brian Froud Cerin Songweaver The Oak King's Daughter A Pattern of Silver Strings Glass Eyes and Cotton Strings In Mask and Motley Laughter in the Leaves The Badger in the Bag The Harp of the Grey Rose And the Rafters Were Ringing The Lark in the Morning The Drowned Man's Reel The Stone Drum Ghosts of Wind and Shadow The Bone Woman Jack of Kinrowan Drink Down the Moon Jack And the Giant Killer Jack of Kinrowan Moonheart Moonheart Ascian in Rose Westlin Wind Ghostwood Newford Memory and Dream Trader Someplace to Be Flying Tapping the Dream Tree The Riddle of the Wren Mulengro Yarrow ... Angel of Darkness (writing as Samuel M Key) The Dreaming Place The Little Country Our Lady of the Harbour Uncle Dobbins Parrot Fair ... From a Whisper to a Scream (writing as Samuel M Key) I'll Be Watching You (writing as Samuel M Key) Into the Green The Wishing Well The Buffalo Man Forests of the Heart ... A Circle of Cats (with Charles Vess The Dungeon (with Robin Wayne Bailey Spirits in the Wires

24. Forests Of The Heart By Charles De Lint
    Review of a SFF novel by charles de lint.  
    http://www.computercrowsnest.com/sfnews2/02_nov/review1102_1.shtml
    
    Extractions: Check out website: www.orionbooks.co.uk W hen you open this book, you could be forgiven for thinking that you have accidentally stumbled into someone else's life, as the detail is so rich and convincing. Although dealing with mythological concepts, it is a work firmly set in our modern world. It discusses many prominent issues, such as homelessness, the impacts of war, urban development and life on US Indian reservations. Kellygnow, the artistic commune where most of the pivotal actions occurs, is an idyll with studios and cabins offering total freedom for creative people to explore their potential - a place poetically introduced through the eyes of the central character, Bettina. "She was given one of the nooks to make her own - a small space under a staircase that opened up into a hidden room twice the size of her bedroom at home. There was a recessed window looking out on the backyard, overhung with ivy on the outside and with just room enough for her to sit on its sill if she pulled her knees up to her chin. There was also a single brass bed with shiny, knobbed posts and a cedar chest at its foot that lent the room a resonant scent. A small pine armoire. A worn, black leather reading chair with a tall glass-shaded lamp beside it, both 'borrowed' from the library at some point, she was sure, since they matched its furnishings.

25. GreenBooks.TheOneRing.net™ | Tributes | Charles De Lint
    Provides the writer's comments on Tolkien and his influence on the fantasy genre.  
    http://greenbooks.theonering.net/tributes/files/charles_de_lint.html
    
    Extractions: I'm both grateful to Tolkien and almost wish he'd never been published. Grateful because, without the success of his books we wouldn't have had so many subsequent books, written by those inspired by his work, nor would so many wonderful classic novels have been brought back into print without the existence of a fantasy genre. My irritation has nothing to do with either Tolkien or his work, but rather the fact that because The Lord of the Rings was initially published as a trilogy when it came out in paperback in NA, it begat (in the minds of publishers, writers and readers) the idea that fantasy works best as a trilogy, or as a series, which has resulted in far too many bloated stories that would have been better served in one book. It also resulted in far too many imitations, which in turn spawned their own imitations, so that now the stores are filled with third and fourth generation bad Tolkien. But the man himself, and his writing: pure magic. Charles de Lint

26. Challenging Destiny
    James Schellenberg David M. Switzer interview with the author on March 29, 2000.  
    http://home.golden.net/~csp/interviews/delint.htm
    
    Extractions: The page you're trying to access has moved. The Challenging Destiny main page has moved to http://home.golden.net/~csp/cd/ and can also be accessed via http://challengingdestiny.com Please update your bookmark and/or inform the owner of the link that brought you here. Last modified: February 28, 2003

27. Charles De Lint Home Page
    http//www.cyberus.ca/~cdl Copyright © 2003 by charles de lint.All rights reserved worldwide. Most recent update February  
    http://www.charlesdelint.com/

28. Charles De Lint
    Provides synopsis and reviews for some of the author's books.  
    http://www.twbooks.co.uk/authors/charlesdelint.html
    
    Extractions: At the centre of the entwined lives of all the Newford tales stands a young artist named Jilly Coppercorn, whose paintings capture tile hidden beings that dwell in Newford’s shadows. With her tangled hair, her paint-splattered jeans, a smile perpetually on her lips, she’s darted in and out of the Newford tales. Now, at last, we have Jilly’s own story. Behind the painter’s fey charm there’s a dark secret, and a past she’s laboured to forget. That past is coming to claim her now, threatening all she loves.

29. Lecture De Charles De Lint
    Translate this page charles de lint. Le 20 septembre 1994. 2. Citation de charles de lint dans «charlesde lint», Twentieth-Century Science-Fiction Writers. Chicago St.  
    http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/3/8/t8-2003-f.html
    
    Extractions: Photo : Beth Gwinn Jack, the Giant Killer Charles de Lint Memory and Dream Romans The Riddle of the Wren . New York: Ace Books, 1984. 295 p. Moonheart: A Romance . New York: Orb Books, 1994, c1984. 447 p. ISBN 0312890044. The Harp of the Grey Rose . Norfolk: Donning/Starblaze, 1985. 207 p. Mulengro: A Romany Tale . New York: Avon Books, 1991, c1985. Yarrow: An Autumn Tale . London: Pan, 1993, c1986. 244 p. ISBN 0330311123. Jack, the Giant Killer . New York: Ace Books, 1989, c1987. 202 p. ISBN 0441379702. Greenmantle . New York: Ace Books, 1988. 327 p. Wolf Moon . London: Pan, 1992, c1988. 252 p. ISBN 0330311115. Svaha . New York: Ace Books, 1989. 275 p. ISBN 0441790984. The Valley of Thunder . New York: Bantam Spectra, 1989. 263 p. ISBN 0553279580. The Dreaming Place . Toronto: Collier, 1990. 138 p. ISBN 0689315716. Drink Down the Moon . New York: Warner, 1992, c1990. 216 p. ISBN 0441168612. Ghostwood . Eugene, Oregon: Axolotl Press, 1990. 226 p. The Hidden City . New York: Bantam Spectra, 1990. 261 p. ISBN 0553283383.

30. Redirecting...
    Official home page for the author of 'Wolf Moon', 'Ghostwood' and 'Trader'.  
    http://www.cyberus.ca/~cdl/

31. Anthropomorphic / Furry Bookstore - Charles De Lint
    de lint, charles Dreams Underfoot Tor, New York 1993 1st ed, near F in dj.  
    http://www.confurence.com/bookstore/D-F/CDeLint

32. Moonlight And Vines, By Charles De Lint
    Moonlight and Vines, by charles de lint. TOR, New York, 1999. ISBN 0812-56549-5.Fiction Contents. de lint, charles, Sweetgrass City Streets, 1999.  
    http://www.hycyber.com/HF/moonlight_vines.html

33. The Endicott Studio Opening Page
    Explores myths, folklore and fairy tales in contemporary mythic arts. Includes art, poetry, criticism, and more by Brian Froud, Neil Gaiman, charles de lint, and others.  
    http://www.endicott-studio.com

34. Charles De Lint Home Page
    Author's personal website contains his biography, publication news, book excerpts and reviewer comments, and information on joining his mailing list.  
    http://www.sfsite.com/charlesdelint/

35. Raven's Reviews: Charles De Lint
    Includes an introduction to his work and fan reviews for several of his books.  
    http://tatooine.fortunecity.com/leguin/405/ae/charlesl.html
    
    Extractions: Introduction Unrelated Svaha Inside each of us is a tune, a rhyme, a phrase, an image, or something that has haunted us since our childhood, but something whose name we do not know. Perhaps it makes us laugh or cry, cringe in fear or swell with love. Reading The Little Country Morris players and other traditional musicians may be interested in the original fiddle tunes transcribed in the appendix. ^_^ Newford The classic book to begin your Newford experience is Dreams Underfoot the best) short story collections I have ever read. What would you do if you woke up one morning and no one knew who you were? No, Trader isn't one of those stories that looks at what the world would be like if you'd never lived in it. Or, not exactly, although it does explore what we live for and how we choose to use what gifts we've been given. Max Trader wakes up one morning to discover he's in someone else's body, and he's not at all pleased. In the process of figuring out just what happened, and how to put things back the way they were, he meets some of the more unusual residents of town (I love Bones, aka Crazy Dog, the Kickaha fortune-teller in the park who may or may not be as crazy as he appears) and finds out just what's important in life. This is one of the books which draws on some of De Lint's repeating characters found in Dreams Underfoot and other stories of Newford, although they're supporting rather than starring roles in this case. While you don't need to have read those first, you might get a kick out of their presence if you've already met them.

36. ISFDB Engine Charles De Lint
    Contains a bibliography summary.  
    http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?Charles_de_Lint

37. HallFantasyBooks.com De Lint, Charles
    trusted shop in the world. You are here Science Fiction FantasyBooks Authors ( D ) de lint, charles. Search (books).  
    http://hallfantasybooks.com/index.php/browse/15007/name/De Lint, Charles/page/1

38. Onion Girl By De Lint, Charles - Isbn 0312873972
    bookscanada.ca. Last updated April 4, 2002. Canadian Fiction. Title OnionGirl. Author de lint, charles. ISBN 0312873972. Estimated Price $ 38.95 (Cdn).  
    http://www.bookscanada.ca/bcan/books/FICT/0312873972.htm
    
    Extractions: Main cHistory cPolitics cMilitary ... cFiction Last updated : April 4, 2002 Title: Onion Girl Author: de Lint, Charles ISBN: Estimated Price: $ 38.95 (Cdn) Binding: Cloth hardbound edition Summary: Young artist named Jilly Coppercorn, whose paintings capture the hidden beings that dwell in Newford's shadows, dark secret comes to claim her. Larger view of cover

39. HallHorrorAuthors.com De Lint, Charles
    You are here Horror Authors Authors ( D ) de lint, charles.Search (books). Angel of DarknessAngel of Darkness Book by  
    http://hallhorrorauthors.com/index.php/browse/6330/name/De Lint, Charles/page/1

40. WFA - Gyõztesek És Jelöltek: D
    de lint, charles, Triskell Press Dragonfields, NEM SZAKMAI KÜLÖNDÍJ,1981. de lint, charles, The Little Country, REGÉNY, 1992. de  
    http://www.zone.ee/aurin/elismeresek/wfa-d.htm
    
    Extractions: Dahl, Roald Dameron, Ned Daniels, Les The Black Castle Daniels, Les They're Coming for You Daniels, Les The Little Green Ones Dann, J. (szerk.) In The Field Of Fire Dann, J. Van Buren (szerk.) In The Field Of Fire Dann, Jack Fairy Tale Dann, Jack Bad Medicine Datlow, Ellen Omni Datlow, Ellen Datlow, Ellen Datlow, Ellen Datlow, Ellen Datlow, Ellen (szerk.) The Year's Best Fantasy: First Annual Collection Datlow, Ellen (szerk.) The Year's Best Fantasy: Second Annual Collection Datlow, Ellen (szerk.) Blood is Not Enough Datlow, Ellen (szerk.) Alien Sex Datlow, Ellen (szerk.) Datlow, Ellen (szerk.) Datlow, Ellen (szerk.) A Whisper of Blood Datlow, Ellen (szerk.) Datlow, Ellen (szerk.) Snow White, Blood Red Datlow, Ellen (szerk.) Little Deaths Datlow, Ellen (szerk.) Black Thorn, White Rose Datlow, Ellen (szerk.) Davidson, Avram The Enquiries of Dr. Esterhazy Davidson, Avram Manatee Gal, Aint You Comin Out Tonight Davidson, Avram Naples Davidson, Avram A Good Night's Sleep Davidson, Avram The Redward Edward Papers Davidson, Avram Davidson, Avram The Slovo Stove Davies, Robertson

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