An End in Itself. A Novel

From two-time Leacock Medal winner and bestselling author Terry Fallis comes a slim parable of a novel that imagines a world where literature rules-and one humble writer discovers that success can be the strangest fiction of all. What if novelists were the new rock stars?Malcolm Forde is a novelist who's made peace with the modest life of a working writer-half-empty book events, glowing reviews that don't sell books, and the quiet satisfaction of a good sentence.
But after falling asleep while writing late one December night, Malcolm wakes up in a world that looks very much like his own .