Charles de Lint

CanadianContemporary FictionMagical RealismUrban Fantasyb. 1951

Charles de Lint (born December 22, 1951) is a Canadian writer widely regarded as a pioneer of modern urban fantasy and mythic fiction. Born in Bussum, Netherlands, and raised in Canada, de Lint has published more than eighty adult, young adult, and children’s books, including the acclaimed Newford series and standalone novels such as Moonheart and The Onion Girl. His work blends folk and mythic elements with contemporary settings and often draws on folklore, music, and place. He is also a poet, songwriter, and occasional illustrator collaborator, and has received numerous awards including the World Fantasy Award and multiple Aurora and Sunburst awards.

Awards

['World Fantasy Award', 'Aurora Award (multiple)', 'Sunburst Award', 'White Pine Award', 'Canadian SF & Fantasy Association Hall of Fame']

Notable Works

['Moonheart', 'The Onion Girl', 'Dreams Underfoot', 'Widdershins', 'The Mystery of Grace', 'A Circle of Cats']

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