Charles de Lint
Happy birthday to the trailblazing World Fantasy Award winner Charles de Lint
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Charles de Lint with MaryAnn Harris
Novelist, poet, songwriter, performer, and folklorist Charles de Lint helped to popularize the urban fantasy genre and is the best-selling author of more than seventy adult, YA, and children's books. His best known and popular works take place around the mythical, modern city of Newford including Trader (1997), Someplace to be Flying (1998), Forests Of The Heart (2000), The Onion Girl (2001), MEDICINE ROAD (illustrated by Charles Vess; 2004), Widdershins (2006), PROMISES TO KEEP (2007), Seven-Wild Sisters (2014), The Wind in his Heart (2017), and Juniper Wiles (2021). Among his other notable novels are Moonheart (1984), The Little Country (1991), Into the Green (1993), Memory and Dream (1994), EYES LIKE LEAVES (2009).
Cover by Charles Vess
Cover art by Lauren Kelly Small
Cover art by Mike Dringenberg
de Lint's numerous short stories have been collected in several volumes including Spiritwalk, Dreams Underfoot (1993), The Ivory and the Horn (1995), Moonlight and Vines (1999), Triskell Tales (2000), Woods and Waters Wild (2008), Muse and Reverie (2009), THE VERY BEST OF CHARLES DE LINT (2010), and Newford Stories: Crow Girls (2015). He's written comics for Dark Horse, Marvel, Malibu, and Mojo Press. In 2011, de Lint issued his first album Old Blue Truck.
He garnered awards for many of his publications most notably 1984 William l. Crawford Award for Moonheart, 1988 Casper (later renamed the Aurora) for Jack the Giant-Killer (1987), and 2000 World Fantasy Award for Moonlight and Vines. The first (Under My Skin [2012]) and third (Out of this World [2014]) volumes of the Wildings won the 2013 and 2014 Aurora Award. de Lint was inducted into the Canadian SF & Fantasy Association Hall of Fame and the recipient of the World Fantasy Award for Life Achievement.
de Lint currently writes a book review column for Fantasy & Science Fiction and has served as a judge for the Nebula, the World Fantasy, Theodore Sturgeon, and the Bram Stoker Awards.
All of us at Tachyon wish the extraordinary Charles a happy birthday. May your music forever fill the streets of Newford.
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Novelist, poet, songwriter, performer, and folklorist Charles de Lint helped to popularize the urban fantasy genre and is the best-selling author of more than seventy adult, YA, and children's books. His best known and popular works take place around the mythical, modern city of Newford including Trader (1997), Someplace to be Flying (1998), Forests Of The Heart (2000), The Onion Girl (2001), MEDICINE ROAD (illustrated by Charles Vess; 2004), Widdershins (2006), PROMISES TO KEEP (2007), Seven-Wild Sisters (2014), and The Wind in his Heart (2017). Among his other notable novels are Moonheart (1984), The Little Country (1991), Into the Green (1993), Memory and Dream (1994), and EYES LIKE LEAVES (2009).
Heighten the thrills and chills of this Halloween with The Tachyon Scare Package: Spooky Books at 50% Off!
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This Halloween season, dare to curl up with some of Tachyon's spookiest books, now at 50% off! Selected by our own Scary Rhino, here are truly (well, mostly) terrifying tales: horror movie survivors in group therapy; a tyrant with hypnosis rallying the troops; a vampire who stalks famous poets; and of course, fast, slow, and even kinda smart zombies — because who doesn't love zombies? Authors in the Scare Package include Joe R. Lansdale, Peter Straub, Carrie Vaughn, Kelly Link, Daryl Gregory, Caitlín R. Kiernan, Peter Straub, Lisa Goldstein, Neil Gaiman, and many more.
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PROMISES TO KEEP by Charles de Lint
THE STRESS OF HER REGARD by Tim Powers
UNCERTAIN PLACES by Lisa Goldstein
WE ARE ALL COMPLETELY FINE by Daryl Gregory
THE ASYLUM OF DR. CALIGARI by James Morrow
DEADMAN'S ROAD by Joe R. Lansdale
HAUNTINGS edited by Ellen Datlow
THE IMMORTAL CONQUISTADOR by Carrie Vaughn
2017 Shirley Jackson Award nominee
B&N Sci-Fi & Fantasy blog: The Best Science Fiction & Fantasy Books of June 2017
Amazon Best Books of the Month: Editor's Picks (June 2017)
io9 Summer Reading List Best Summer Books,
Campus Circle Feature,
Barnes & Noble.com Week's New Sci-Fi and Fantasy Books
If you think today's profiteers are diabolical, blink again. In this witty, satiric tour de force, James Morrow (The Last Witchfinder) offers a provocative take on a film classic.
1990 Mythopoeic Fantasy Award winner
1990 World Fantasy Award nominee
1990 Locus Award runner-up
"Good serious fantasy doesn't come much better than The Stress of Her Regard."
Michael Crawford is forced to flee when he discovers his bride brutally murdered in their wedding bed, trapped by the embrace of the malignant spirit claiming him as her bridegroom. Telling a secret history of passion and terror, Tim Powers masterfully recasts the tragic lives of the Romantic poets.
2012 Mythopoeic Award Winner
"An exquisitely beautiful, eerily compelling modern fairy tale."
—Library Journal, starred review
This haunting tale of an ages-old family secret breaches the boundaries between reality and magic, revealing the places between them. It is the story of the Feierabend women, whose luck is so good that it is as though they are living in a fairy tale without a dark side.
Cover design by Elizabeth Story
World Fantasy Award Winner
Shirley Jackson Award Winner
Nebula Award, Locus Award, and Theodore Sturgeon Award Nominees
"[Gregory's] plotting, characterisations, and yes, the writing itself, is all that good. In short, this one completely blew me away."
What happens when five seemingly-insane outcasts—survivors of horror movie scenarios—form a support group? Together they must discover which monsters they face are within…and which are lurking in plain sight.
Cover art by Travis J. Elston
"Deadman's Road is a delightfully pulpy, wickedly funny, satisfying read. Saddle up, because you are in for one helluva ride!"
—The Grimdragon
When renegade author Kameron Hurley (The Light Brigade; The Stars Are Legion) takes you to the future, be prepared for the unexpected. It will be dangerous, frequently brutal, and often devastating. But also, savagely funny and deliciously strange. In these edgy, unexpected tales, a body-hopping mercenary avenges his pet elephant, an orphan falls in love with a sentient starship, and a swamp-dwelling introvert tries to save the world—from her plague-casting former wife.
Cover by Valentina Brostean
"Datlow once again proves herself as a master editor. Her mission to broaden readers' concepts of what a haunting can be is nothing short of a success, and the twenty-four stories on display run the gamut from explicitly terrifying to eerily familiar. Readers who wish to be haunted themselves should not miss this one. Highly recommended."
—Arkham Digest
This spine-tingling anthology—complied by the horror genre's most acclaimed editor—collects a chilling array of ghost stories from the past twenty-five years. Authors include Neil Gaiman, Kelly Link, Peter Straub, Caitlín R. Kiernan, Connie Willis, Jeffrey Ford, and more.
Cover art by Rebecca Harp
"A must-have for Kitty Norville fans, but also an excellent standalone for readers new to Vaughn's worlds."
—Kelley Armstrong
From the author of the beloved Kitty Norville werewolf talk-show host series, comes the vampire origin story of Kitty's famed ally, Rick—and his sudden turn to darkness in the seventeenth century. More than 500 years before his friendship with Kitty, noble Ricardo de Avila's life met a fate-changing twist, and his morally-complex, blood-soaked existence as an immortal began.
"De Lint returns to Newford and Jilly Coppercorn's youth . . . de Lint presents Jilly's choices, the memories impelling them, and the solution to the riddle of Donna in his characteristic powerful yet intimate style. Jilly's reader friends, including those first meeting her, will be more than delighted."
Jilly Coppercorn of Newford is back. With the help of a mentor and an anonymous benefactor, the talented young artist has overcome her troubled past and is enrolled in art school. The future is full of bright promise.
Suddenly, when a tempting opportunity roars into town, Jilly's life takes a turn for the supernatural.
Tachyon tidbits featuring Bruce Sterling, Charles de Lint, Nalo Hopkinson, and Brandon Sanderson
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The latest reviews and mentions of Tachyon titles and authors from around the web
Nalo Hopkinson
Photo by David Findlay
(Ceridwen via Wikimedia Commons)
Paul Di Filippo, in a LOCUS review of In the Shadows of Men by Robert Jackson Bennett and Dispersion by Greg Egan, gives a shout out to Tachyon Publications.
Tachyon Publications. PS Publishing. NewCon Press. Subterranean Press. Four always reliable and stout bastions of the novella, that in-between-lengths type of fiction that offers the advantages of the short story (quickish reading time and lesser investment) and the advantages of the novel (space for complexity and depth). Win-win, for writers, readers, and publishers!
Cover by John Coulthart
For MYTHAXIS, Jay Caselberg interviews Bruce Sterling.
JC: I am quite interested in the connections between the Shaper/Mechanist universe and Cyberpunk as a concept, the clashing or joining of the biological and machine. Do you believe we have a future where that melding becomes more real? Of course, I am talking about more than a pig with a chip in its head.
BS: That's a big metaphysical topic, and, like a lot of metaphysical topics, it tends to bog down in the tall weeds of reality. For instance, being on stage as part of the Kraftwerk "Man/Machine" is actually less interesting and culturally influential than being Ralf Hutter or Florian "V-2" Schneider. In other words, it's a cool creative schtick, but if it becomes a personal cult religion, you've got a problem.
With that said, I'm currently very interested indeed in robots that are "soft," meaning machines that have some degree of autonomy and that aren't traditionally metallic or "mechanical." That's not a Shaper/Mechanist issue from a novel, but is an issue about boundaries of machinery and biology; it's even about beauty; there's an aesthetics to robotic motion that interests me as an art critic.
My latest book — my Bruno Argento short-story collection — is titled ROBOT ARTISTS AND BLACK SWANS, and it indeed seems to have rather a lot of robot artists that turn out to be black swans — just, boundary-breaking, culture-crossing, animated, liminal, kinetic things that are beyond prediction and also beautiful.
At REDDIT r/fantasy. FarragutCircle includes THE VERY BEST OF CHARLES DE LINT among their 2020 Bingo Challenge: Short Story Edition.
20. Novel by a Canadian Author:
THE VERY BEST OF CHARLES DE LINT by Charles de Lint (reprint collection)
Reason: It appears I picked this up in 2014 for some reason (I've never read de Lint before this year). But he's Canadian!
Favorite Story: There are honestly too many to say, but I'll say "In the Pines" for now.
Recommended: Yes, yes, yes. I basically added everything he's written to my TBR.
Hard Mode: Maybe, it was originally published in 2010 with Tachyon Publications, but in 2014 it was reprinted by de Lint's Triskell Press (which is the copy I have), which would count.
Other Options: A friend sent me an anthology edited by Dominik Parisien called Clockwork Canada: Steampunk Fiction, though I would've had to juggle square to get it to work. Nalo Hopkinson is Canadian, so Skin Folk would've worked, too. Jo Walton has a collection called STARLINGS.
K.W. Colyard on BOOK RIOT includes Nalo Hopkinson's Skin Folk among Horror Short Story Collections: 9 Books to Maximize Your Chills and Thrills.
Jamaican Canadian author Nalo Hopkinson has published a few excellent collections of short fiction. If you're looking for horror, though, I recommend checking out her 2001 collection Skin Folk. Among these 15 dark fables, you'll find the story of a skinless woman who kills and consumes children. Don't say I didn't warn you.
Johanna Rupprecht shares their beautiful concept designs for a game based on Brandon Sanderson's THE EMPEROR'S SOUL.
Visual Development Project based on Brandon Sanderson's novella THE EMPEROR'S SOUL.
Based on an Asian-inspired fantasy setting, we follow the story of Shai, a so called "forger" with the magical ability to change an object's appearance and history by applying a "soul stamp" to it.
Huge Thanks goes to Yen Shu Liao, who helped me throughout this project with making sure I don't mess up the "Asian" (more particular, Taiwanese) inspiration too much, and also helped me out with Chinese search words when English & dictionaries failed me. Thank you!
Shai's Prison cell – specifically designed to hold people with magical abilities like hers.
Shai's work room – the dustist and most shabby place they could find for her.
Moving on to the Imperial Wing – a stark difference with its gold ornaments and hallways lined with ancient portraits and artifacts.
The imperial Wing – Mood Painting.
Fulfill your book fix with the latest Tachyon Care Package: Urban Fantasy Island featuring Carrie Vaughn, Kelley Armstrong, Peter S. Beagle, Joe R. Lansdale, Charles de Lint, and Lisa Goldstein
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If you are based in the U.S. and need your hardcover and paperback fixes, we are offering Tachyon Care Packages. In addition to the just revealed Urban Fantasy Island, the Collector, the Novellas, the New Stuff, and The Lansdale Fan are still available but supplies are limited and quantities are dwindling. Order now before they are gone!
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Jacob Weisman and David Sandner excel as both writers and editors
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David Sandner and Jacob Weisman
Photo by James Patrick Kelly
For THE MAGAZINE OF FANTASY & SCIENCE FICTION (March/April 2020), Charles de Lint praises Jacob Weisman and David Sandner's novelette Mingus Fingers.
Mingus Fingers is one of those rare stories that gets everything right. What it feels like to be a black man in 1940s San Francisco, to box, to play jazz, to understand what it takes to be the best at either but know you'll never be able to pull it off. The narrator's voice is matter-of-fact but also soars, so that you're immersed in the sweat of the ring, the smoke of the jazz club, the indescribable joy of when the music really swings.
You don't have to know Mingus's music to appreciate what the authors have pulled off, but if you do, the story will resonate that much more deeply for you. And really, you could do worse than listening to some Mingus.
It's because of stories like this that it's so important for us to support our small presses. Sure, Mingus Fingers might have appeared in some anthology or collection, but it wouldn't be the perfect little package that this is.
I loved it so much that a few weeks after reading it I went back and read it again. I think I might have enjoyed it even more the second time.
Cover design by Patrick Swenson and Elizabeth Story
Michaeal Swanwick on his FLOGGING BABEL blog feels much the same.
Take my word for it, it's tough to donkey up the knowledge to convincingly portray a jazz musician or a boxer. Doing both in one story? It's a recipe for disaster.
Yet Mingus Fingers is not a disaster. Rather, it's a graceful and touching portrayal of a man with the odds loaded against him who gives his all for a child who has a shot at something more than he ever had.
This is a slim $8.00 single-story paperback from Fairwood Press. It's nicely made, too.
The editing duo of Weisman and Sandner's anthology THE TREASURY OF THE FANTASTIC ranks among FANTASY BOOK REVIEW's Top 100 Fantasy Books.
Ryan: The Treasury of the Fantastic is an amazing collection of 44 poems, short stories and novellas, all fantasy related, all published before 1923. The anthology editors, David Sandner and Jacob Weisman, should be congratulated for managing to collect the rights to so many amazing stories. At the start of the book they openly provide the criteria they used for putting together this anthology. Unfortunately their criteria mean we miss out on a few great authors who were producing their best work right around the cut-off data, authors like Lovecraft and Howard, but that barely takes away from the excellent 44 stories that made the cut and are celebrated in this anthology.
Our rating: 9.5/10 (read the review) |
Happy birthday to the trailblazing Charles de Lint
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He garnered awards for many of his publications most notably 1988 Casper (later renamed the Aurora) for Jack the Giant-Killer (1987), and 2000 World Fantasy Award for Moonlight and Vines. The first (Under My Skin [2012]) and third (Out of this World [2014]) volumes of the Wildings won the 2013 and 2017 Aurora Award. In 2018, de Lint was given the prestigious World Fantasy Award for Life Achievement.
Promises to Keep cover art by Mike Dringenberg/design by Elizabeth Story Eyes Like Leaves cover art by Lauren Kelly Small/design by Elizabeth Story Medicine Road cover by Charles Vess
Happy birthday to the trailblazing Charles de Lint, recipient of the 2018 World Fantasy Award for Life Achievement
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Novelist, poet, songwriter, performer, and folklorist Charles de Lint
helped to popularize the urban fantasy genre and is the best-selling
author of more than seventy adult, YA, and children's books. His
most famous and popular works take place around the mythical, modern
city of Newford including Trader
(1997), Someplace
to be Flying
(1998), Forests Of
The Heart (2000), The
Onion Girl (2001),
MEDICINE ROAD (illustrated by Charles Vess; 2004), Widdershins
(2006), PROMISES TO KEEP (2007), Seven-Wild Sisters
(2014). and The
Wind in his Heart
(2017). Among his
other notable novels are Moonheart
(1984), The Little
Country (1991),
(1993), Memory and
Dream (1994),
and EYES LIKE LEAVES (2009).
de Lint's numerous
short stories have been collected in several volumes including
Spiritwalk, Dreams Underfoot
(1993), The Ivory
and the Horn (1995),
Moonlight and Vines
(1999), Triskell
Tales (2000),
Woods and Waters Wild (2008),
Muse and Reverie
(2009), THE VERY BEST
OF CHARLES DE LINT (2010), and Newford Stories: Crow Girls
(2015). He's written
comics for Dark Horse, Marvel, Malibu, and Mojo Press. In 2011, de
Lint issued his first album Old Blue Truck.
He garnered awards
for many of his publications most notably 1988 Casper (later renamed
the Aurora) for Jack the Giant-Killer (1987),
and 2000 World Fantasy Award for Moonlight and
Vines. The first (Under My Skin
[2012]) and third (Out
of this World
[2014]) volumes of the
Wildings won the 2013 and 2017 Aurora Award. In 2018, de Lint
was given the prestigious World Fantasy Award for Life Achievement.
de Lint currently
writes a book review column for Fantasy & Science Fiction
and has served as a judge for the Nebula, the World Fantasy, Theodore
Sturgeon, and the Bram Stoker Awards.
All of us at Tachyon
wish the extraordinary Charles a happy birthday. May your music
forever fill the streets of Newford.
For more information about THE VERY BEST OF CHARLES DE LINT, visit the Tachyon page.
For more information about PROMISES TO KEEP, visit the Tachyon page.
For more information about MEDICINE ROAD, visit the Tachyon page.
For more information about EYES LIKE LEAVES, visit the Tachyon page.
Jacob Weisman, Peter S. Beagle, and Jane Yolen all win World Fantasy Awards
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Publisher Jacob Weisman with all the Tachyon 2018 World Fantasy Awards (photo: Renee Babcock)
At the 2018 World Fantasy Convention in Baltimore, MD, two Tachyon titles won the prestigious World Fantasy Award. THE NEW VOICES OF FANTASY, co-edited by Peter S. Beagle and Jacob Weisman, received recognition as Best Anthology and Jane Yolen's THE EMERALD CIRCUS for Best Collection. Ellen Klages took home Best Novella for the non-Tachyon titles Passing Strange. Charles de Lint was honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award.
Congratulations to all the winners.
Best Novel
The Changeling, Victor LaValle (Spiegel & Grau) (winner-tie)
Jade City, Fonda Lee (Orbit US; Orbit UK) (winner-tie)
The City of Brass, S.A. Chakraborty (Harper Voyager)
Ka: Dar Oakley in the Ruin of Ymr, John Crowley (Saga)
The Strange Case of the Alchemist's Daughter, Theodora Goss (Saga)
Spoonbenders, Daryl Gregory (Knopf; riverrun)
Best Novella
Passing Strange, Ellen Klages (Tor.com Publishing) (winner)
The Teardrop Method, Simon Avery (TTA)
IN CALABRIA, Peter S. Beagle (Tachyon)
Mapping the Interior, Stephen Graham Jones (Tor.com Publishing)
The Black Tides of Heaven, JY Yang (Tor.com Publishing)
"The Birding: A Fairy Tale", Natalia Theodoridou (Strange Horizons 12/18/17) (winner)
"Old Souls", Fonda Lee (Where the Stars Rise: Asian Science Fiction and Fantasy)
"Welcome to Your Authentic Indian ExperienceTM", Rebecca Roanhorse (Apex 8/17)
"Clearly Lettered in a Mostly Steady Hand", Fran Wilde (Uncanny 9-10/17)
"Carnival Nine", Caroline M. Yoachim (Beneath Ceaseless Skies 5/11/17)
THE NEW VOICES OF FANTASY, Peter S. Beagle & Jacob Weisman, eds. (Tachyon) (winner)
Black Feathers, Ellen Datlow, ed. (Pegasus)
The Book of Swords, Gardner Dozois, ed. (Bantam; HarperCollins UK)
The Djinn Falls in Love and Other Stories, Mahvesh Murad & Jared Shurin, eds. (Solaris US; Solaris UK)
The Best of Subterranean, William Schafer, ed. (Subterranean)
THE EMERALD CIRCUS, Jane Yolen (Tachyon) (winner)
WICKED WONDERS, Ellen Klages (Tachyon)
Her Body and Other Parties, Carmen Maria Machado (Graywolf)
Down and Out in Purgatory: The Collected Stories of Tim Powers, Tim Powers (Baen)
Tender, Sofia Samatar (Small Beer)
Gregory Manchess (winner)
Victo Ngai
Rima Staines
Fiona Staples
Special Award, Professional
Harry Brockway, Patrick McGrath, and Danel Olson, for Writing Madness (Centipede) (winner)
C.C. Finlay, for F&SF editing
Irene Gallo, for art direction at Tor Books and Tor.com
Greg Ketter, for DreamHaven Books
Leslie Klinger, for The New Annotated Frankenstein (Liveright)
Special Award, Non-Professional
Justina Ireland & Troy L. Wiggins, for FIYAH: Magazine of Black Speculative Fiction (winner)
Scott H. Andrews, for Beneath Ceaseless Skies
Khaalidah Muhammed-Ali & Jen R Albert, for PodCastle
Ray B. Russell & Rosalie Parker, for Tartarus
Lynne M. Thomas & Michael Damian Thomas, for Uncanny
LIFE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Elizabeth Wollheim
For more info about THE NEW VOICES OF FANTASY, visit the Tachyon page.
Cover art by Camille André
For more info about THE EMERALD CIRCUS, visit the Tachyon page.
For more info about THE VERY BEST OF CHARLES DE LINT, visit the Tachyon page.
Tachyon well represented at the annual World Fantasy Convention
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Current World Fantasy Award finalists Jacob Weisman, Ellen Klages, and Daryl Gregory, new Life Achievement Award winner Charles de Lint, Ellen Datlow, Kate Elliott, Eileen Gunn, Nina Kiriki Hoffman, James Patrick Kelly, John Kessel, Gordon Van Gelder, Charles Vess, Michael Whelan, and Sheila Williams are scheduled to appear at the 2018 World Fantasy Convention in Baltimore, MD November 1-4.
The legendary event, held annually since 1975, showcases the fantastic in literature and art. This years convention features Guests of Honor
Kaaron Warren, Scott Edelman, and Micheal J. Walsh, Artist Guest of Honor Tom Kidd, Special Guest Aliette de Bodard, and Toastmaster Linda D. Addison.
The World Fantasy Convention offers a massive selection of readings, signings, and panels. To find any of these authors, check out the entire schedule on their site.
For more info about WICKED WONDERS, visit the Tachyon page.