New Releases by Charles de Lint

Fantasy-roman.

A young artist returns to her cabin in the deep woods of Canada to concentrate on her work and finds that, somehow, strange and beautiful creatures are creeping into her art.

Three horror novels--Cafe Purgatorium, Dr. Krusadian''s Method, and Death Leaves an Echo--probe the depths of the human soul and consciousness. Reprint.

Two men wake up in each other''s bodies. The loser in the deal is Max Trader, a successful manufacturer of stringed instruments. He wakes up in the body of good-for-nothing Johnny Devlin and in no time finds himself in the street, a homeless man.

When a manitou, a winter earth spirit that is withering and in need of blood, fastens upon Nina, her sixteen-year-old cousin Ash enters the Otherworld to stop the spirit.

In the streets and parks of a modern city, tiny magical creatures--robbed of their powers by an evil wizard--carry on a secret existence

Driven away by his parents, Kern, a young werewolf seeks refuge at the Inn of the Yellow Tinker, from the pursuit of a sorcerous harper

A re-creation of the tale, Jack, the Giant-killer, set in 20th century Canada. "The Jack of this version ... is Jacky Rowan--a young woman who leads a fairly predictable life until a brush with magic gives her the ability to see into the Faerie world that exists alongside our world.... Soon she becomes a guerrilla in a war of magic as the darker denizens of Faerie... struggle to destroy the brighter creatures of magic. If they succeed, all the city, human and otherworldly alike, will be plunged into nightmare. ...[T]here is a quest to undertake, a treasure to claim, giants to defeat. But unlike the villains of childhood stories, these Faerie creatures are real, and deadly. And there is no guarantee of ending happily ever after." -- Jacket flap.

Drie fantasy verhalen over een Keltische harpspeler.