About T. A. Gallant

T. A. Gallant learned to read at age four, and was an early fan of the great literature of Dick and Jane and The Bobbsey Twins. It was somewhat later that he came to appreciate other giants: Dostoyevsky, Tolstoy, C. S. Lewis, Jane Austen, Eco, Potok, Graham Greene, Anthony Trollope, and of course, Bill Watterson.

T. A. tried his hand at fiction as a kid, but delayed becoming a novelist until middle age. He still loves the giants, but writes nothing like them. His fantasy style borrows vaguely but quite unmistakably from unlikely sources, such as the King James Bible and old newspapers. The occasional lyrical quality of his prose springs from many years of songwriting.

Since transplanting from the Great White North, Gallant lives in a hobbit-hole near Nashville, Tennessee with his wife Kristi and a herd of children.

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The Legend of the Dagger Prince: Annals of Adamah, Codex I Apr 8, 2016

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Death. Deception. Redemption.

In the days of King Tsedecc, the seventh generation after Qccesed the Great, a kidnapping shatters young Prince Korbin’s idyllic world. In short order, everything he knows is called into question as he hears horrifying things about the world around him.

In the deadly aftermath, nothing can ever be the same.

A twisting tapestry of virtue and intrigue, The Legend of the Dagger Prince is much more than a coming-of-age tale or an adventure story, although it could aptly be described as both. This carefully-woven medievalesque fantasy is a rich journey toward redemption, exploring hard lessons regarding the cost of loyalty and honor—and the price of deceit.

Eminently quotable and flavored with a subtle Old World literary feel, The Legend of the Dagger Prince is the opening salvo in T. A. Gallant’s exciting new series, The Annals of Adamah.

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Moniyaw Aug 11, 2012

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The year is 1983.

Joel Brackenwhite, a hotshot young architect from Vancouver, is really going places in his father's prestigious firm.

But the place he is going is not where he wanted or expected. He is heading for Owl River, a remote Indian reservation in Northern Alberta.

The result is the collision of two worlds.

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