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Tapping the Dream Tree (Newford -12) by Charles de Lint

Tapping the Dream Tree (Newford #12) by Charles de Lint—Artist: Charles Vess

Tapping the Dream Tree (2002) — Is a collecton of stoies and is the #12 in the Newford series.

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Description

BOOK 12 BLURB—Tapping the Dream Tree (2002): The city of Newford could be any contemporary North American city...except that magic lurks in its music, in its `art, in the shadows of its grittiest streets, where mythic beings walk disguised. And its people are like you and me, each looking for a bit of magic to shape their lives and transform their fate. Here are a bluesman hiding from the devil; a Buffalo Man at the edge of death; a murderous ghost looking for revenge; a wolf man on his first blind date; and many more. We're reunited with Jilly, Geordie, Sophie, the Crow Girls, and other characters whose lives have become part of the great Newford myth. And beyond Newford's streets, de Lint takes us to the pastoral hills north of the city, where magic and music have a flavor different but powerful still. ~ Goodreads | Tapping the Dream Tree (Newford, #12)

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Themes

World-Building

Settings

  • Newford
  • hills north of the city

Supernatural / Mythical Elements

mythic beings, devil, Buffalo Man, ghost, wolf man, Crow Girls,

Characters

Characters What About
Jilly
Geordie
Crow Girls

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Cover Artists

  • Charles Vess

~ Source: ISFdb: Cover: Tapping the Dream Tree

Publishing Information

Publishers: Tor Books

  • Hardcover, First Ed., 544 pages, Pub: November 23rd 2002 by Tor Books—ISBN: 0312874014
  • Paperback, 541 pages, Pub: September 1st 2003 by Tor Books—ISBN: 0312868405

TOC

Contents (view Concise Listing)

  1. 13 • Author's Note (Tapping the Dream Tree) • essay
  2. 19 • Ten for the Devil • [Newford] • (1998) • novelette
  3. 57 • Wingless Angels • [Newford] • (2000) • novelette
  4. 75 • The Words That Remain • [Newford] • (2000) • shortstory
  5. 89 • Many Worlds Are Born Tonight • [Newford] • (2000) • shortstory
  6. 103 • The Buffalo Man • [Newford] • (1999) • novelette
  7. 133 • Second Chances • [Newford] • (1998) • shortstory
  8. 143 • Forest of Stone • [Newford] • (1999) • shortstory
  9. 161 • Embracing the Mystery • [Newford] • (2000) • novelette
  10. 189 • Masking Indian • [Newford] • (2000) • shortstory
  11. 209 • Granny Weather • [Newford] • (2000) • novelette
  12. 239 • The Witching Hour • [Newford] • shortstory
  13. 259 • Pixel Pixies • [Newford] • (1999) • novelette
  14. 291 • Trading Hearts at the Half Kaffe Café • [Newford] • (2001) • novelette
  15. 321 • Making a Noise in This World • [Newford] • (2000) • novelette
  16. 347 • Freak • [Newford] • (2001) • shortstory
  17. 357 • Big City Littles • [Newford] • (2000) • shortstory
  18. 381 • Sign Here • [Newford] • shortstory
  19. 397 • Seven Wild Sisters • (2002) • novel

~ Source: ISFdb

First Sentence

"Are you sure you want off here?" ~ Shelfari

Quotes

Goodreads | Charles de Lint Quotes

You’d be surprised how much satisfaction you can get from the simplest task if you impart it with meaning.” Shelfari

Awards

Triva

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Notes

Tapping the Dream Tree (Tor Books, hardcover, November 2002) is my 50th book and collects a new batch of Newford stories written after those that appeared in Moonlight and Vines. As in the previous three Newford collections (which also include Dreams Underfoot and The Ivory and the Horn), you'll meet old friends and hopefully make some new ones. It includes one previously unpublished story, "The Witching Hour." The cover art is by my pal Charles Vess. For readers who don't live in North America, there are no plans for a foreign edition of this collection at the moment. But happily with the Internet, it can be readily ordered and shipped anywhere in the world. ~ Charles de Lint: Tapping the Dream Tree (2002) Description

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