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SUMMARY:An Evening with Terry Fallis
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<h3>About the Event</h3>\n<p>Join us for a li
 vely discussion with award-winning writer Terry Fallis. Terry will talk ab
 out and read from his most recent novel\, <a href="https://wpl-kitch.ca.ii
 ivega.com/search/card?id=9e563176-5a27-5c8e-b01a-f0bf1ce187a5&amp\;entityT
 ype=FormatGroup" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><em>The Marionette</em></a
 >\, which introduces readers to a new hero: James Norval\, a world-famous 
 thriller writer whose life takes an unexpected turn from the pages of his 
 novels into the perilous world of espionage.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Present
 ed in partnership with <a href="https://www.wordsworthbooks.com/" target="
 _blank" rel="noopener">Words Worth Books</a>.</p>\n<h4>About <em>The Mario
 nette</em></h4>\n<p>James Norval has built a successful career crafting th
 e thrilling adventures of his&nbsp\;fictional hero\, Hunter Chase\, a char
 acter admired by readers and movie-goers&nbsp\;worldwide. But despite his 
 fame and fortune\, Norval has&nbsp\;always harboured a secret&nbsp\;dream 
 of living the life he only writes about&nbsp\;a life as a field operative 
 for CSIS\,&nbsp\;Canada's Security Intelligence Service. In fact\, nearly 
 thirty years earlier\, he washed&nbsp\;out of the CSIS recruitment program
 \, and it's haunted him&nbsp\;ever since.</p>\n<p>But that long-held&nbsp\
 ;dream becomes a reality when a series of unfortunate events lands&nbsp\;N
 orval in a foreign prison. Rescued by CSIS\, he is given an unexpected opp
 ortunity: to&nbsp\;use his unique position as the favourite writer of Mali
 's newly install<br />ed president to&nbsp\;assist in a delicate and dange
 rous mission. With the help of agent Lauren Cooper\,&nbsp\;Norval must inf
 iltrate the Malian government and execute a daring plan to exfiltrate&nbsp
 \;fifteen Canadian nationals before the corrupt powers that control the co
 untry uncover&nbsp\;their true intentions.</p>\n<p><em>The&nbsp\;Marionett
 e</em>&nbsp\;is a comic thriller by a master of the craft. Full of Terry F
 allis'&nbsp\;signature wit and combined with an exhilarating high-stakes p
 lot\, this is a must-read&nbsp\;for fans of espionage and intrigue.</p>\n<
 h4>About Terry Fallis</h4>\n<p>A two-time winner of the Stephen Leacock Me
 dal for Humour\,&nbsp\;<a href="https://terryfallis.com/" target="_blank" 
 rel="noopener">Terry Fallis</a> is the&nbsp\;author&nbsp\;of&nbsp\;nine&nb
 sp\;novels\, all of them&nbsp\;national&nbsp\;bestsellers&mdash\;including
 &nbsp\;six&nbsp\;#1&nbsp\;bestsellers&mdash\;and&nbsp\;all&nbsp\;published
  by&nbsp\;McClelland &amp\; Stewart/Penguin Random House. <em>The Best Lai
 d Plans</em> was the winner of the Stephen Leacock Medal for Humour in 200
 8\, and CBC&rsquo\;s Canada Reads in 2011. It was adapted as a six-part CB
 C-Television miniseries in 2014\, and a stage musical in 2015. <em>The Hig
 h Road</em> was a Leacock Medal finalist in 2011. His third novel\, <em>Up
  and Down</em> (2012) was the winner of the Ontario Library Association Ev
 ergreen Award and a Leacock Medal finalist in 2013. His fourth novel\, <em
 >No Relation</em> (2014) won the 2015 Leacock Medal. His fifth\, <em>Poles
  Apart</em> (2015) was a finalist for the 2016 Leacock Medal. Upon their r
 elease\, his next four novels\, <em>One Brother Shy</em> (2017)\, <em>Alba
 tross</em> (2019)\, <em>Operation Angus</em> (2021)\, and <em>A New Season
 </em> (2023) were all instant national bestsellers. His tenth novel\, <em>
 The Marionette</em>\, hits bookstores in October 2025.</p>\n<p>In 2013\, T
 he Canadian Booksellers Association named Terry Fallis the winner of the L
 ibris Award as Author of the Year.</p>\n<p>Terry has also written for many
  publications including Maclean&rsquo\;s\, Canadian Geographic\, Reader&rs
 quo\;s Digest\, Toronto Life\, The Globe and Mail\, the National Post\, an
 d the Toronto Star. He also teaches in the Creative Writing Program at the
  University of Toronto&rsquo\;s School of Continuing Studies. He lives in 
 Toronto.&nbsp\;</p>\n<hr />\n<p><strong>Photography Notice:</strong> Pleas
 e note that photographs and video may be taken at this event and may be br
 oadcast\, reproduced and/or made available in print or online. For individ
 ual or small group photos\, staff will make attendees aware of their prese
 nce and will ask permission before taking photos.</p>\n<p>For larger publi
 c events\, please note that by attending\, you are consenting to the use o
 f your appearance\, image and voice in print or digital productions create
 d by the Waterloo Public Library for promotional use only. Please speak to
  library staff at the event if you&rsquo\;d like to be excluded from any p
 hoto/video.</p>\n<p><strong>Programmer: Nancy</strong></p>\nhttps://wpl.li
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