New Books for 2009
Medicine Road Tachyon, June 2009
It was supposed to be another novella, around the length of Seven Wild Sisters, but by the
time I turned it in, this visit with the musical Dillard twins had become a 60,000 word novel.
Tachyon Publications is publishing Medicine Road in a trade paperback edition.
The Mystery of Grace Tor, March 2009
Altagracia—her friends call her Grace—has a tattoo of Nuestra
Señora de Altagracia on her shoulder; she's got a Ford Motor Company
tattoo running down her leg; and she has grease worked so deep into her hands
that'll never wash out.
Grace works at Sanchez Motor Works, customizing hot rods. A few blocks around
her small apartment building is all her world—from the grocery store
where she buys beans, tamales and cigarettes to the library, the little record
shop, and the Solona Music Hall. Which is where she meets John Burns, just
two weeks too late.
The Onion Girl Subterranean Press, 2009
The Subterranean Press special edition of The Onion Girl features not only an original, exclusive
introduction by Charles, but a full-color cover, endsheets, and a chapter head illustration
by Mike Dringenberg, who contributed the striking cover to Promises to Keep.
www.subterraneanpress.com
Woods and Waters Wild Subterrannean Press, 2009
Woods and Waters Wild is the third volume of Charles de Lint's Collected Early
Stories. Here is the table of contents, a list of obscurities that will be the envy of de Lint readers everywhere.
Subterrannean Press is publishing Woods and Waters Wild in a hard cover edition.
Audiobooks
Blackstone Audio has now released audiobooks for
The Onion Girl, Moonheart, Memory and Dream and Dreams Underfoot.
They are available as tapes/CDs (including MP3 format) from many retailers, You can also buy them as a digital
download from web sites such as iTunes and Blackstone Audio themselves.
I'm especially happy that some of my work will finally be available to visually impaired folks.
The next title to appear is The Mystery of Grace.
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