Widdershins
I admit to having a soft spot for Charles DeLint. His combination of Irish and Native American Mythology and Urban Fantasy is a favorite of mine, albeit not as fresh as it once was. Here, people fall in and out of love, the world is threaten, personal obstacles are overcome and music is played, sometimes at the Fairy Court held at the mall.
Nothing new for DeLint but I liked it. And my mom bought me the hardback for Christmas, so I got to read it a year earlier than expected. I’m cheap.
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, a fun romp through popular Victorian literature. What if Van Helsing failed and Dracula became the consort of the queen? A famous consulting detective has been sent to a internment camp because he cannot come to grips with the new order and a maniac is killing vampire prostitutes in Whitechapel. I enjoyed the heck out of this book, I’d like to read the sequels but they seem to be out of print. I’m going to keep trolling the used bookstores for the others.
