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The Ivory and the Horn - Charles de Lint
The Ivory and the Horn
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In the city of Newford, when the stars and the vibes are right, you can touch magic. Mermaids sing in the murky harbor, desert spirits crowd the night, and dreams are more real than waking.Charles de Lint began his chronicles of the extraordinary city of Newford in Memory & Dream and the... show more
In the city of Newford, when the stars and the vibes are right, you can touch magic. Mermaids sing in the murky harbor, desert spirits crowd the night, and dreams are more real than waking.Charles de Lint began his chronicles of the extraordinary city of Newford in Memory & Dream and the short-story collection Dreams Underfoot. In The Ivory and the Horn, this uncommonly gifted craftsman weaves a new tapestry of stark realism and fond hope, mean streets and boulevards of dreams, where you will rediscover the power of love and longing, of wishes and desires, and of the magic that hovers at the edge of everyday life.
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Format: mass market paperback
ISBN: 9780812534085 (0812534085)
Publisher: Tor Books
Pages no: 338
Edition language: English
Series: Newford 1 (#6)
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Mikela
Mikela rated it
4.0 The Ivory and the Horn
I was first introduced to deLint's world of urban fantasy with his book, Dingo, and it was love at first word. He has the ability to look beyond the day to day struggles and show the magic of the world around us, a dream world where all is possible and the inhabitants take on a life of their own, bl...
Vera
Vera rated it
I remember reading Charles de Lint when I was much younger and enjoying his novels, so it was surprising how much these short stories did not engage me. Mostly written in first person, each narrator sounds the same but one. So much so that it took me a while to notice that characters were appearing ...
altheaann
altheaann rated it
A collection of short stories, all set in DeLint's imaginary city of Newford. DeLint is a good writer. I can't deny that a couple of these stories even made me cry. But, overall, their quality is really diminished by being too social-agenda-oriented. Too many of them seem to be written For Disadvant...
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