Status
Available
Call number
Publication
Macmillan (1994), 448 pages
Description
Features the adventures of a mysterious garden near a sprawling building in Ottawa, a garden that is a gateway to a magical world of native American and Celtic mythology.
User reviews
LibraryThing member Crowyhead
Sequel to Moonheart; not quite as good, I don't think, but a great book nonetheless.
LibraryThing member johnwbeha
As I have said before, I love Charles de Lint, but this is a relatively early work, a sequel to "Moonheart", but not directly written as such, being made up of pieces written for various books and magazines, only related through the house which is at the centre of both books. Unsurprisingly
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therefore it is not wholly coherent, but the main story is still fairly typical de Lint, albeit at the darker .end of his spectrum of work. Show Less
Awards
World Fantasy Award (Nominee — Collection — 1993)
Language
Original language
English
Original publication date
1992
Physical description
448 p.; 6.02 inches
ISBN
0333637305 / 9780333637302