




Tony Del Degan
Tony Del Degan is a Canadian author and screenwriter with more than six years experience in the field of creative writing. He has numerous series and projects in progress, including The Evermore Compendium, which stands as his most well-known and expansive literary accomplishment.

Praise
“Tony is an absolute champion with endless talent! NEVER fails to impress no matter what he does!! If he has a dream, you best believe he’s gonna put his heart and mind into it…”
“Wow… this book is worth the read. To be honest I’m not a consistent fan of this genre yet the author has breathed some serious light, shadow and colour into these characters. Loads of themes that are tightly interwoven throughout the story… abuse of power, the rough road to compromise, learning to own your gifts… for me, all this led to a very engaging story and an easy read. If this is the first novel for Tony Del Degan then I so look forward to seeing where this takes him.”
“True fans of fantasy, hop on this book for the time of your life. Tony Del Degan’s “Plight of Steel”… [is] the future of novels as we know them. Setting up high standards for young adult authors to come. Good things coming for you in the future, Tony Del Degan, keep at it. YYC is being put on the map by young adult authors like you.”
“If you like sci-fi this is a must read novel. The world building is amazing but the roots of the story and characters have a lasting impact.”
“Amazing read! I would totally recommend this book. It’s thrilling and exciting. Most of all it is important to support young authors like Tony.”
“Check it out for the weirdness, stay for the talking bird.”
Recognition


Tony Del Degan was featured in the October edition of Community Now Magazine – a Calgary based publication. Both his published works – the Plight of Steel and the Recognition – were also showcased.
My Front Door, a Finchhole was published by Loft 112 and Short Édition, and can be read at their Short Story Dispensers, and their website.
Tony Del Degan’s novel Ceres was featured in a local Calgary newspaper as a bestseller.
“When the time comes…I will be the one to have you killed. Whether by my hand or another’s, I will make sure that you do not run forever.” - Tony Del Degan.
— Derek Ugochukwu (@derekwell) May 14, 2020
📸Mira Kalliomaki #Medieval #Fantasy #ThePlightOfSteel #War pic.twitter.com/HFeJ40wW1D
“A smile is deceptive, I have found. Some are real… and some are false. Sometimes it is hard to tell the difference.”
— Inter-Moden California (@intermodencali) May 12, 2020
― Tony Del Degan, The Plight of Steel#medieval #medievaltimes #medievalcostume #medievalgarb #medievalfestival #LARP #larpcostume #cosplay #cosplaycostume pic.twitter.com/zLziftKi0v
Projects
Books

The Evermore Compendium
A fantasy worldbuilding passion project, started in 2019 with The Plight of Steel--revamped into something grander. Enter the world of Vazra--the playground of the divine.

In River Cardinal
Dewey Becker was contracted by Cardinal Medicine to invent things. He called his first creations Dewboxes, and Cardinal brought him on full time as a technician to maintain them. After a troubled past as a Sergeant Major in Vietnam, he thought the job would carry him softly into retirement...

Ceres
Neith, a Sicarii Knight, is bound, like the rest of his kin, to an omnipotent wise man called The Hierarch, who dictates the workings of the universe. It has been determined that a Scavenger boy will bring about the destruction of the planet Taylor, and Neith is sent to stop him before millions are wiped out by the asteroid of a vengeful cosmic entity.

The Recognition
This is a stage play about six actors, all of whom are in pursuit of an elusive award dubbed The Recognition. To get it, they will go so far as to poison, murder, and frame each other, all while the play that they are trying to perform falls apart slowly.
Screenwriting

REDSHIFT 2301
After a nuclear war between world powers destroys almost all natural life, a border checkpoint processor for the last human refuge on earth grapples with his allegiances.

It Was Raining in Minneapolis
Two brothers, one a famous actor and one a humble family man, meet for the first time in years in a quiet Minneapolis kitchen on a rainy night, and discuss what it means to be truly happy.
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