"Time is the most valuable thing we can spend." — Theophrastus

Lambert studied creative writing and graphic design at Canterbury High School and Concordia University. After graduating, he left the literary world behind for the islands of Okinawa, Japan—an experience that shaped his love of atmosphere, isolation, and quiet tension.

Nearly two decades later, he returned to writing to give form to the stories that had been waiting. What began as a single novel quickly grew into a trilogy, driven by questions about memory, control, and the cost of time.

He lives in Canada, and still keeps a notebook by his bedside—just in case a dream slips through.