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;X-APPLE-RADIUS=10;X-TITLE=Central :geo:43.3358008,-79.7899909 GEO:43.3358008;-79.7899909 DESCRIPTION:Will Ferguson & Terry Fallis in conversation\n.\nhttps://bpl.l ibnet.info/event/17530279 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:In this second BurlLITFest double bill\, b estselling authors and good friends Terry Fallis and Will Ferguson share t he stage to talk books\, writing\, and humour.
\nFrom two-time Leaco ck Medal winner Terry Fallis comes An End in Itself\, a slim para ble that imagines a world where literature rules and novelists are the new rock stars. One humble writer soon discovers that success can be the stra ngest fiction of all.
\nFrom the Arctic Circle to the mud pools of N ew Zealand\, Will Ferguson has spent a career chasing stories that reveal as much about Canada as they do about the world. Meanwhile\, Back in N okomis brings together his funniest\, sharpest\, and most surprising adventures for the first time.
\nWith fiction and nonfiction\, serio us subjects\, and plenty of humour in the mix\, expect a lively and entert aining conversation between two accomplished Canadian writers.
\nA D ifferent Drummer Books will be on-site with books for sale and signing aft er the talk.
\nPresented in collaboration with Douglas &\; McInty re\, McClelland &\; Stewart and A Different Drummer Books
\nTerry Fallis is the author of ten national bestsel lers\, including six #1 bestsellers. His novels The Best Laid Plans and No Relation won the Stephen Leacock Medal for Humour. The Best Laid Plans also won CBC Canada Reads in 2011 and was adapted into a CBC Television miniseries and stage musical.
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\nWill Ferguson is an award-winning novelist and tra vel writer whose adventures include trekking across Northern Ireland and h itchhiking through Japan. A three-time Leacock Medal for Humour winner\, h is novel 419 also won the 2012 Giller Prize. His work has been pu blished in twenty-three languages.
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