Welcome back to the podcast edition of Poles Apart, my fifth novel to be published by McClelland & Stewart. This week, Everett entertains a job offer, is laid low by some very bad news, and launches a hail Mary in a bid to reconnect with Megan Cook.

Of course, your comments on Poles Apart are always welcome here on the blog. You can also follow me on Twitter (@TerryFallis) or send me an email to tfallis@gmail.com.

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

Welcome back to the podcast edition of Poles Apart, my fifth novel to be published by McClelland & Stewart. This week, Everett flies to Washington D.C. to put Beverley’s plan into action. Then in the glare of the media, he goes public to keep Mason Bennington at bay.

Of course, your comments on Poles Apart are always welcome here on the blog. You can also follow me on Twitter (@TerryFallis) or send me an email to tfallis@gmail.com.

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

Welcome back to the podcast edition of Poles Apart, my fifth novel to be published by McClelland & Stewart. This week, Everett comes face-to-face with Mason Bennington. Lewis does a number on Ev. And Beverley cooks up a plan to help Everett out of a very sticky situation.

Of course, your comments on Poles Apart are always welcome here on the blog. You can also follow me on Twitter (@TerryFallis) or send me an email to tfallis@gmail.com.

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

Yesterday, Poles Apart officially became a book on its formal release date. You should now be able to find it in bookstores across the country. I celebrated last night by helping our ball hockey team, and I use the word “helping” loosely, win our second consecutive championship before heading off to the hospital ER to have my chin sewn up. In a brilliant play that may have changed the face of our game, perhaps even the face of hockey itself,  and certainly my own face, I managed to dive and clear the ball from our zone while shorthanded, and then, because the dive on its own wasn’t quite dramatic enough, I decided to smash my chin on the concrete floor. (There’s not a lot of give in that concrete floor.) The good news is we won the championship. The bad news is I now have four stitches in my chin as I embark on some book-related travels to Woodstock, Surrey, Victoria, and Ottawa with seven speaking gigs in the next seven days. I’m hoping to at least get a cleft chin out of it.

Don’t be confused. My twin brother, Tim, is kneeling in the front row while I’m standing on the right.

Welcome back to the podcast edition of Poles Apart, my fifth novel to be published by McClelland & Stewart next week. This week, Everett’s role in the Eve of Equality blog is finally uncovered. He is stalked and caught by one of Mason Bennington’s henchmen, and finally, Everett discovers there’s been an intruder in his apartment.

Of course, your comments on Poles Apart are always welcome here on the blog. You can also follow me on Twitter (@TerryFallis) or send me an email to tfallis@gmail.com.

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

Welcome back to the podcast edition of Poles Apart, my fifth novel to be published by McClelland & Stewart in just a couple of weeks. This week, Everett and Megan have dinner together, he almost comes clean about the blog, and it seems someone is very committed to discovering exactly who writes Eve of Equality.

Of course, your comments on Poles Apart are always welcome here on the blog. You can also follow me on Twitter (@TerryFallis) or send me an email to tfallis@gmail.com.

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

Welcome back to the podcast edition of Poles Apart, my fifth novel, published by McClelland & Stewart. This week, The Eve of Equality blog breaks through into the mainstream media, Everett tries his hand at babysitting, and then misreads a certain situation with Shawna Hawkins.

Of course, your comments on Poles Apart are always welcome here on the blog. You can also follow me on Twitter (@TerryFallis) or send me an email to tfallis@gmail.com.

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

Welcome back to the podcast edition of Poles Apart, my fifth novel, published by McClelland & Stewart. This week, Everett unexpectedly hangs out with Mason Bennington’s lawyer, signs a book deal, and lands a date.

Of course, your comments on Poles Apart are always welcome here on the blog. You can also follow me on Twitter (@TerryFallis) or send me an email to tfallis@gmail.com.

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