Terry Fallis, Novelist

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Welcome back to the podcast edition of Poles Apart, my fifth novel. This week, Everett maps out his return to the feminist crusade, and then spends more time getting to know the aging feminist icon, Beverley Tanner.

Of course, your comments are always welcome here on the blog, or via email to [email protected] You’re also invited to follow me on Twitter: @TerryFallis.

The voiceover that opens each episode of this podcast belongs to my good friend, Roger Dey.

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

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Welcome back to the podcast edition of Poles Apart. This week, with his interest in feminism rekindled through meeting aging feminist icon, Beverley Tanner, Everett rejoins the fight for equality while the construction work in his building actually enters his own apartment. Incidentally, the photo above is of my own first U.S. edition of John Stuart Mills’s classic, The Subjection of Women, from 1869. I’ve owned it for 27 years having bought it in a used bookstore in Wolfeville, Nova Scotia, the same weekend my wife and I were married.

Of course, your comments are always welcome here on the blog or via email to [email protected] You’re also invited to follow me on Twitter: @TerryFallis.

The voiceover the opens each podcast episode belongs to my good friend, Roger Dey.