“Canada’s modern-day Aesop.” ~ CBC Radio

Tim Reynolds grew up in Toronto, Ontario, but has called Calgary, Alberta home since 1999. He lives a quiet, peaceful, cluttered life with his dog, Sedona, two cats, Kerouac and Calliope, and a collection of musical instruments he has neither the talent nor the self-discipline to play.

An internationally-published writer/photographer/artist he writes his stories “from the character on up”. 

The Sisterhood of the Black Dragonfly is his third published novel. He also has a self-help book, a collection of short stories, and writes a quarterly humour column for SEARCH Magazine out of California.

Long-Listed: 2017 Alberta Readers’ Choice Award 

Finalist: 2016 Baen Fantasy Adventure Award

A Winner: Kobo Writing Life’s Jeffrey Archer 

Short Story Challenge

Two Honourable Mentions: Writers of the Future Contest

Honourable Mention: Illustrators of the Future Contest

Winner: The First Great Canadian Fable Contest