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Terry Fallis earned a Bachelor of Engineering degree from McMaster University (1983) where he became engulfed in university politics and somehow persuaded the undergraduates to elect him President of the Students Union.
After graduation, he turned his back on engineering and joined future Prime Minister Jean Chretiens full time staff for the 1984 federal Liberal Leadership campaign.
Terry is a sought-after speaker, sits on a number of boards, and lives in Toronto with his wife and two sons.
After graduation, he turned his back on engineering and joined future Prime Minister Jean Chretiens full time staff for the 1984 federal Liberal Leadership campaign.
Terry is a sought-after speaker, sits on a number of boards, and lives in Toronto with his wife and two sons.
Genres: General Fiction
Series
Novels
Up and Down (2012)
No Relation (2014)
Poles Apart (2015)
One Brother Shy (2017)
Albatross (2019)
A New Season (2023)
No Relation (2014)
Poles Apart (2015)
One Brother Shy (2017)
Albatross (2019)
A New Season (2023)
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The Swells (2022)
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"In The Swells, Will Aitken's brilliant new novel, the most luxurious cruise ship on the seas floats right-side up, but the passengers and crew are turned upside down. On board, a class mutiny yields an eviscerating yet hilarious reversal of fortunes and a stinging, darkly veiled satire that left me laughing and thinking long after I turned the last page."
Everyone in This Room Will Someday Be Dead (2021)
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"Everyone in This Room Will Someday Be Dead is a fresh and funny debut with a quirky deadpan narrator you can't help rooting for. Her wry and endearing voice springs from every page as you turn them faster and faster. Bravo, Emily Austin! Comically brilliant."
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