The Wild Wood

De: Charles de Lint

Narrado por: Stacey Glemboski

Eithnie is a young painter who is acclaimed by the art world, until the critics start noticing that her work has lost the animating passion that had set her apart from the crowd. She returns to her cabin in Canada’s remote woods, hoping to find a place where she can seek solitude and focus on her art.

At first, Eithnie’s muse remains elusive, but then, beautiful and disturbing creatures start slipping into her sketches unbidden. The following days bring strange visitors bearing cryptic messages indicating that Eithnie may be bound by a promise made in a forgotten, magical childhood. The world of Faerie is clearly reaching out to her for help, and her ability to figure out what they need may mark the difference between their survival and their doom.

©1994 Charles de Lint (P)2021 Blackstone Publishing

Excellent book

Most excellent visit into the imaginal world, de Lint is a master. A world of dreams and possibilities..

struggled to finish

The last few chapters are great but it was very hard to get to those chapters.

The wild wood

This audio book has the romance of the fantasy books of my teenage years. it reminded me of the books I loved when I lived in Haight Ashbury in San Francisco where I would spend days in Golden Gate Park with other Hippies and nature. It made me feel like I did in the 1960's and I loved it!

Love de Lint’s Work

During this past year of isolation I have pondered my place in the world and how to be of service. This story, though I wish it was longer, helps me settle my heart, put my head down and keep pushing forward. This is truth in fiction.

Marvelous

I read this long ago, but really enjoyed just being able to relax and listen.