Spiritwalk - Softcover

De Lint, Charles

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0333637305 ISBN 13: 9780333637302

Publisher: Macmillan, 1994

Synopsis

Tamson House in downtoen Ottawa is a place of hidden power, for the house is a door to ther lands through which diverse magics mingle and leak into our own. The wals of Tamson House breathe wonder, mystery sleeps in the enclosed garden.

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Review:

“A rich and believable blend. [de Lint] again displays his talent for fluid cross-world fantasy.” "—Library Journal
"“To discover de Lint’s writing in "Spiritwalk "is to be lured into a" "compelling world of bikers, fairies, tricksters, shamans, and secret, invisible passages to other worlds.” "—Edmonton Journal
"“For more than a decade, Charles de Lint has enjoyed a reputation" "as one of the world’s leading fantasists, thanks largely to his enchanting 1984 novel "Moonheart." Now, at last, de Lint re-weaves the spell in "Spiritwalk," a sequel that ranks among the spring’s top releases.... Deftly and repeatedly crosses back and forth between dimensions to create a unique tone that links familiarity with compelling foreignness. Newcomers to de Lint’s work should also note that "Spiritwalk "is a self-contained novel that’s firmly linked to "Moonheart," but can easily be enjoyed on its own.” "—Toro

"A rich and believable blend. [de Lint] again displays his talent for fluid cross-world fantasy." "--Library Journal

""To discover de Lint's writing in "Spiritwalk "is to be lured into a""compelling world of bikers, fairies, tricksters, shamans, and secret, invisible passages to other worlds." "--Edmonton Journal

""For more than a decade, Charles de Lint has enjoyed a reputation""as one of the world's leading fantasists, thanks largely to his enchanting 1984 novel "Moonheart". Now, at last, de Lint re-weaves the spell in "Spiritwalk", a sequel that ranks among the spring's top releases.... Deftly and repeatedly crosses back and forth between dimensions to create a unique tone that links familiarity with compelling foreignness. Newcomers to de Lint's work should also note that "Spiritwalk "is a self-contained novel that's firmly linked to "Moonheart", but can easily be enjoyed on its own." "--Toronto Star

""Deftly blends native American and Celtic folklore, classic good versus-""evil conflicts, and contemporary elements with tender human moments." "--Booklist"

A rich and believable blend. [de Lint] again displays his talent for fluid cross-world fantasy. "Library Journal"

To discover de Lint's writing in "Spiritwalk "is to be lured into a compelling world of bikers, fairies, tricksters, shamans, and secret, invisible passages to other worlds. "Edmonton Journal"

For more than a decade, Charles de Lint has enjoyed a reputation as one of the world's leading fantasists, thanks largely to his enchanting 1984 novel "Moonheart." Now, at last, de Lint re-weaves the spell in "Spiritwalk," a sequel that ranks among the spring's top releases.... Deftly and repeatedly crosses back and forth between dimensions to create a unique tone that links familiarity with compelling foreignness. Newcomers to de Lint's work should also note that "Spiritwalk "is a self-contained novel that's firmly linked to "Moonheart," but can easily be enjoyed on its own. "Toronto Star"

Deftly blends native American and Celtic folklore, classic good versus- evil conflicts, and contemporary elements with tender human moments. "Booklist""

A rich and believable blend. [de Lint] again displays his talent for fluid cross-world fantasy. Library Journal

To discover de Lint's writing in Spiritwalk is to be lured into a compelling world of bikers, fairies, tricksters, shamans, and secret, invisible passages to other worlds. Edmonton Journal

For more than a decade, Charles de Lint has enjoyed a reputation as one of the world's leading fantasists, thanks largely to his enchanting 1984 novel Moonheart. Now, at last, de Lint re-weaves the spell in Spiritwalk, a sequel that ranks among the spring's top releases.... Deftly and repeatedly crosses back and forth between dimensions to create a unique tone that links familiarity with compelling foreignness. Newcomers to de Lint's work should also note that Spiritwalk is a self-contained novel that's firmly linked to Moonheart, but can easily be enjoyed on its own. Toronto Star

Deftly blends native American and Celtic folklore, classic good versus- evil conflicts, and contemporary elements with tender human moments. Booklist

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"A rich and believable blend. [de Lint] again displays his talent for fluid cross-world fantasy." --Library Journal

"To discover de Lint's writing in Spiritwalk is to be lured into a compelling world of bikers, fairies, tricksters, shamans, and secret, invisible passages to other worlds. " --Edmonton Journal

"For more than a decade, Charles de Lint has enjoyed a reputation as one of the world's leading fantasists, thanks largely to his enchanting 1984 novel Moonheart. Now, at last, de Lint re-weaves the spell in Spiritwalk, a sequel that ranks among the spring's top releases.... Deftly and repeatedly crosses back and forth between dimensions to create a unique tone that links familiarity with compelling foreignness. Newcomers to de Lint's work should also note that Spiritwalk is a self-contained novel that's firmly linked to Moonheart, but can easily be enjoyed on its own. " --Toronto Star

"Deftly blends native American and Celtic folklore, classic good versus- evil conflicts, and contemporary elements with tender human moments. " --Booklist

About the Author:

CHARLES DE LINT lives in Ottawa, Canada.

About this edition

• Publisher: Macmillan
• Publication date: 1994
• ISBN 10: 0333637305
• ISBN 13: 9780333637302
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 448