Chapter 1: January 20, 2007
Posted January 20, 2007 by Terry Fallis
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Welcome back. This week, Chapter 1, including:
- Daniel’s futile search for a Liberal candidate in the safest Tory seat in the land;
- His meeting with Muriel Parkinson, the stalwart Liberal who ran in the last five elections;
- His winning strategy for securing the boathouse apartment he desperately wanted.
Feel free to leave a comment right here on the blog or send me an e-mail to tfallis@gmail.com. Thanks for listening. Next week, Chapter 2.
The great music featured in the podcast is by Jon Schmidt and is called Winter Serenade. It’s available from the Podsafe Music Network. The photo at the top of the blog page was taken by, and is used with permission from, Mr. Ron Boisvert.
Terry,
We met at the New Media Conference in Toronto in late November and I have been listening to and enjoying your Inside PR podcast since then. In fact, on the way home from the conference I stopped and purchased an iPod – I was so inspired! Since the conference I’ve been in the listening and reading stage of my podcast and blog experience. This is my first comment post – yikes, I’m moving on up in the social media community.
Good for you, taking a risk and going after your dream! I’m enjoying the story. It is an interesting way to take in a story. It is nice to sit back, close your eyes and be able to visualize the story as it unfolds – something not as easily done while reading a book. You make the visualization very easy with your wonderful descriptive narrative.
I’m looking forward to the next chapter.
Cheers,
Cheryl
Hey Cheryl. Thanks so much for your encouraging comment. I confess, I do feel a little nervous about this enterprise but my interest in experimenting with the power of social media won the day. I’m grateful that you’re listening. Thanks…
Ter
Hi Terry,
Steve (from China) here. This is great! Really enjoying listening to your novel here in Shanghai. Very impressed with this initiative and looking forward to listening to the entire book. Fingers crossed a publisher picks it up.
All the best
Steve
Hey Steve, great to hear from you! Thanks for being part of this little experiment in social media. Glad to know you’re listening…
Ter