The first Charles De Lint novel I ever read was "Greenmantle", which I picked up because I thought the cover was hot; not usually into furries at all, but the stag just screamed sexuality; at least to me. I remember reading it in middle school and one of my classmates, Kyle (who I lusted after) commented that he thought the cover was cool. Lucky for me, the book turned out to be at least as good as it's cover. From there I read "Jack The Giant Killer" and "Drink Down The Moon" which were not a available in a single volume, as they are now. I continued reading as many of his books as I could find, and for several years I thought I was the only one who read his books at all. But apparently he's very popular, and I'm just the only guy I know who likes his books, which is lucky for him.
THE RIDDLE OF THE WREN
MOONHEART: A ROMANCE
THE HARP OF THE GREY ROSE
MULENGRO: A ROMANY TALE
YARROW: AN AUTUMN TALE
GREENMANTLE [not the cover I have]
JACK OF KINROWAN: JACK THE GIANT KILLER & DRINK DOWN THE MOON
WOLF MOON
SVAHA
PHILIP JOSE FARMER'S "THE DUNGEON" SERIES
ANGEL OF DARKNESS
THE DREAMING PLACE
THE LITTLE COUNTRY
FROM A WHISPER TO A SCREAM
DREAMS UNDERFOOT
INTO THE GREEN
I'LL BE WATCHING YOU
MEMORY AND DREAM
THE IVORY AND THE HORN
TRADER
SOMEPLACE TO BE FLYING
MOONLIGHT AND VINES
FORESTS OF THE HEART
TRISKELL TALES: 22 YEARS OF CHAPBOOKS
THE ROAD TO LISDOONVARNA
THE ONION GIRL
SEVEN WILD SISTERS
WAIFS AND STRAYS
TAPPING THE DREAM TREE
A CIRCLE OF CATS
A HANDFUL OF COPPERS: COLLECTED EARLY STORIES, HEROIC FANTASY
SPIRITS IN THE WIRES