Sunday, November 22, 2009

Apologia - Process work

Charles de Lint is a Canadian fantasy author and Celtic folk musician.

The significance of his work is greatly, as he has published 60 books, which in itself makes him very successful. In addition to being the author of numerous novels and short stories, De Lint is also a poet, musician, artist, folklorist, and critic. He has taught creative writing workshops in Canada and the United States, and was writer-in-residence for 2 public libraries in Ottawa

On top of all, Charles has also written original songs; his main instruments are flute, fiddle, whistles, vocals and guitar.

A message board was created and named in his honor: de Lintad, Charles de Lint, MoonHeart which proves that his contributions are significant.

He brings forth a realm in which not many venture into. The Fantasy world.

“He’s a classic storyteller with a tremendously broad appeal. Readers who don’t know him would, I think, be surprised at how much they would like his work. I’m hoping some of those readers turn up.”

He has been writing for 20+ years, and continues to do so. Charles does not stop, he continues with his passions, sharing them with the world.

Even in this year of 2009 he has relased atleast 6 books titled: Muse and Reverie, Eyes like Leaves, Medicine Road, The Mystery of Grace, The Onion Girl, Woods and waters Wild.


"Wolf Moon is an old favorite of mine. I remember at the time I started to work on it that I wanted to write a small story in a high fantasy setting. Worlds didn't need to be saved. The characters weren't required to go on arduous quests. But the events of the story would still have great import upon the characters because that's the way of the world. The large events that move and shake nations certainly interest us and impact upon our lives, but for most of us, the bigger stories revolve around ourselves and our circle of friends and family. I didn't see why it should be any different for the characters in a high fantasy secondary world. "

"Wolf Moon is one of the rarest of Charles de Lint's novels, first published over a decade ago as a paperback, and out of print since. We're proud to be publishing the first hardcover edition of this rare fantasy, bound in full-cloth, with a full-color wraparound dustjacket."

^- proof that Charle's book and his writing style are wonderful contributions of Canadian Literature.

http://www.sfsite.com/charlesdelint/wolfmoon-desc01.htm
http://www.sfsite.com/charlesdelint/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_de_Lint

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