A01=Michael Findlay
Author_Michael Findlay
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- ISBN 9781912945566
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 07 May 2026
- Publisher: Mount House Press
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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- Tam leaves home, finds a mysterious golden eye, and is guided by Ned through forests and dangers.
- He survives a shipwreck, is cared for by Binty and Toesy, and learns about the prophecy and the tyranny in Colonia.
- Tam and Ned travel together, meeting allies and encountering threats, including Ruth and Kyte.
- Tam and Kristine meet at the monastery, each possessing a golden eye, and learn they are destined to fulfill the prophecy.
- They journey to Colonia, disguised as runaways, with Archie and Oscar's help.
- And the outcome of this quest, fraught with adventure and danger, fighting wolves as well as despots, remains to be found out...
Michael Findlay was born in Scotland in 1945. Since the early 1960s he has been based in New York as an art dealer, in 1968 becoming the Director of one of the first galleries in the SoHo district. Subsequently he worked for Christies on its Board of Directors, and has supervised several major art collections.
A published poet, Findlay has also written a number of books on the art trade, the most recent, Portrait of the Art Dealer as a Young Man, published by Prestel in 2024. Tam's Tale is his first novel.
He has two children and is married to the contemporary quilt artist Victoria Findlay Wolfe. They live in Manhattan and East Hampton, New York.
