I was lucky enough a couple weeks ago to appear on Global Television’s popular national morning show. I was a little nervous though I hope it doesn’t show. (To watch it, click on the graphic below.)
I was lucky enough a couple weeks ago to appear on Global Television’s popular national morning show. I was a little nervous though I hope it doesn’t show. (To watch it, click on the graphic below.)
What a thrill it was to discover this morning that One Brother Shy has ascended to #1 on the CBC Books Canadian Fiction Bestsellers list. This is wonderful news and I’m grateful to everyone who has supported this novel including readers, booksellers, and my great team at McClelland & Stewart.
Update:
According to the Telegraph-Journal, One Brother Shy also seems to be doing well in New Brunswick. Thank you New Brunswickers!
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Welcome back to the final chapter in the podcast edition of One Brother Shy, my sixth novel.
In chapter 16, there are changes afoot at Facetech, and Alex makes some important life decisions.
Of course, your comments on One Brother Shy are always welcome here on the blog. You can also follow me on Twitter (@TerryFallis) or send me an email to [email protected]
I’m grateful for the support shown for the podcast. I hope you’ve enjoyed it. The novel has now been published by McClelland & Stewart (Penguin Random House) and is available in Canada wherever books are sold.
The voiceover that opens each episode of the podcast belongs to my good friend, Roger Dey.
It was fun to appear on Global Television’s The Morning Show earlier today to talk about One Brother Shy. The butterflies in my gut kindly flew in formation. (Click on the photo or the link to watch it.)
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Welcome back to the podcast edition of my sixth novel, One Brother Shy.
In Chapter 15, Alex makes some progress with Dr. Wendy Weaver and then meets the mysterious girl in the red dress he’s been searching for since 2005.
Of course, your comments on One Brother Shy are always welcome here on the blog. You can also follow me on Twitter (@TerryFallis) or send me an email to [email protected]
The voiceover that opens each episode of the podcast belongs to my good friend, Roger Dey.
I’ve had so much support from independent bookstores since beginning this writing odyssey more than a decade ago. And it continues. It seems One Brother Shy is being well-received by customers and staff of independent booksellers. I’m deeply in their debt and cannot thank them enough.
I was thrilled to wake up this morning to discover that One Brother Shy has hit the Paperback Bestsellers list. I’m honoured to have Margaret Atwood ahead of me. That feels like a big win to me. It’s also very cool to see just how many Canadian writers are on the list. Two-thirds of the two 15, including the top five, are Canadian.
My deep thanks to all those who made this happen by picking up a copy of the new novel. I’m grateful. May it continue!
The first few weeks after a new novel drops, it’s always a rather anxious time as you await reviews from readers and critics alike. The response to One Brother Shy from readers, as reflected in the reviews on Goodreads, has been generally quite positive. But you also worry about what the critics will say.
The Winnipeg Free Press is first off the mark with their review. I’m breathing easier now.
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Welcome back to the podcast edition of my sixth novel, One Brother Shy.
In Chapter 14, Alex and Matt fly to New York for some very good news, and then Matt takes Alex on a stroll down memory lane.
Of course, your comments on One Brother Shy are always welcome here on the blog. You can also follow me on Twitter (@TerryFallis) or send me an email to [email protected]
The voiceover that opens each episode of the podcast belongs to my good friend, Roger Dey.