Podcast appearances and mentions of don tillman

Don Tillman es un hombre poco común, que tiene cualidades que todos quisiéramos, pero no tiene éxito con las mujeres, sin embargo cuenta con el conocimiento necesario para poner en funcionamiento un proyecto exhaustivo para buscar esposa, te invitamos a leer los resultados de su proyecto en esta divertidísima novela --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/libroclaroscuro/message

Your 50's and 60's can be your best decades! Author of, 'The Rosie Project', former IT consultant, Graeme Simsion, turned his hand to fiction, aged 50. His novels have since sold more than six million copies in forty languages and all have had movie rights optioned. The Rosie Project was published in 2013, followed by The Rosie Effect and The Rosie Result, The Best of Adam Sharp, Creative Differences and the Two Steps series with his partner, Anne Buist.His other books include The Novel Project (how-to), a recipe book narrated by Rosie hero Don Tillman, and two books on data modelling. https://graemesimsion.com/⁠ **Speak With Courage is sponsored by Brei Consulting - Founded by Thor Holt - connect with Thor linkedin.com/in/thorholt **

¿Un libro para reír y para sensibilizarnos? El proyecto esposa es ideal, con el aspeger como fondo conocemos a Don Tillman un científico en busca del amor. Y si como yo, eres fan de personajes peculiares y que además te enseñen en la segunda parte del episodio te recomiendo más libros, películas y series. La LecturistaShop te está esperando https://bit.ly/3nb12vj Recuerden darle like a este episodio, suscribirse al podcast y compartirlo con más lectores, me pueden encontrar en Instagram, Facebook y Goodreads como @lecturista y en twitter como @lecturistamx

«Me llamo Don Tillman, tengo treinta y nueve años y soy profesor adjunto de Genética en la Universidad de Melbourne. Mi trabajo está bien remunerado, me alimento de forma equilibrada y regular, y mi condición física es óptima. En el reino animal, no tendría ninguna dificultad para aparearme, pero en el humano, nunca he logrado tener una segunda cita con la misma mujer. Los motivos de mi fracaso no termino de entenderlos, y como las estadísticas muestran que los hombres casados son, en promedio, más felices y viven más tiempo, he decidido poner en marcha un programa vital para mí, el Proyecto Esposa.Si quieres apoyarnos en nuestra aventura reseñando libros, lo puedes hacer mediante el siguiente enlace. Y de antemano gracias por seguir escuchándonos.

For adult listeners this week. we're reading The Rosie Project by Australian author Graeme Simsion. In this lighthearted romantic comedy, socially challenged genetics professor Don Tillman concocts a thorough, scientifically sound method for finding himself a wife. Then, he meets Rosie, who defies all logic and throws everything laughably on its head. This chapter does feature adult language and content. Find yourself a copy here! This week's First Chapter Fridays was read by Churchville Library Branch Manager Ali. The Rosie Project was written by Graeme Simsion and published by Simon & Schuster. Thanks for listening!

In conversation with author Graeme Simsion and narrator Dan O'Grady.These two creatives finally meet in the SquareSound Studios, after recording the third and final novel, The Rosie Result, following from The Rosie Project and The Rosie Effect. Talking about Don, autism, audiobooks and the movie??For those who don't know the books, the novel centres on genetics professor Don Tillman, as he explores the romantic and comedic errors of a man with undiagnosed Asperger's Syndrome in a modern world.The Rosie Result is a Penguin Random House UK production and available on Audible and all major book stores.

“What I particularly wanted to hit was probably the most pervasive myth about autism, which is that autistic people lack empathy” – Graeme Simsion Graeme Simsion’s first novel, ‘The Rosie Project’, was outrageously successful. The film rights were sold, the book published around the world and a new career launched. Last year, several books into his life as a bestselling author, Graeme returned to Don Tillman with ‘The Rosie Result’. Graeme joined Kylie Carlson, Coordinator of Community Learning and Partnerships, for an in-conversation at Richmond Theatrette. Introduced by a performance from Tom Middleditch, Graeme went on to discuss the autism myths he hoped to challenge with ‘The Rosie Result’, diagnosing (or not diagnosing) his characters, and the challenges in getting even a bestselling novel turned into a film. Stay tuned at the end for an update on that last bit… This is an edited recording. Thanks to Graeme Simsion, Text Publishing, Kylie Carlson, Tom Middleditch and Avenue Books. Our theme song is Add And by Broke For Free. Don’t forget to have a look at our A Month To Romance events – screenings of ‘It Happened One Night’, ‘The Apartment’ and ‘You’ve Got Mail’ followed by an in-conversation between Toni Jordan (The Fragments) and Minnie Darke (Star-crossed and The Lost Love Song). Yarra Libraries Recommends The Rosie Project – Graeme Simsion (also on Borrowbox) The Rosie Effect – Graeme Simsion (also on Borrowbox) The Rosie Result – Graeme Simsion (also on Borrowbox) The Kiss Quotient – Helen Hoang (also on CloudLibrary) The Bride Test – Helen Hoang (also on Cloudlibrary) The Hating Game – Sally Thorne Red, White and Royal Blue – Casey McQuiston The Wedding Party – Jasmine Guillory Polite Society – Mahesh Rao Star Crossed – Minnie Darke (also on Cloudlibrary) Fall Girl – Toni Jordan

Der autistische Genetiker Don Tillman hat sein Leben perfekt organisiert. Um möglichst effektiv die perfekte Braut zu finden, startet er das Ehefrau-Projekt. Kultcomedian Dieter Nuhr erklärt, worum es in dem Roman von Graeme Simsion geht.

Until ten years ago, geneticist Don Tillman had never had a second date. Then he developed The Wife Project and met Rosie, 'the world's most incompatible woman'. Now, having survived 3,653 days of marriage, Don's life-contentment graph, recently at its highest point, is curving downwards.

Don Tillman is not like everyone else. As a successful geneticist he has career satisfaction and is able to schedule and plan most other aspects of his life such that optimal happiness can be achieved in a given circumstance. The first two books in the Rosie series saw Don try to plan his way into a relationship and then plan his way into parenting. Today we’ve got the third of Graeme Simsion’s Rosie series; The Rosie Result.It's now six years later and Don and Rosie return from New York to Australia. With them is their eleven year old son Hudson. The transition for Hudson is not as smooth as it is for Don and Rosie. Australia's a different world; Hudson’s not fitting in at school and he’s struggling to make friends.

Until ten years ago, geneticist Don Tillman had never had a second date. Then he developed The Wife Project and met Rosie, 'the world's most incompatible woman'. Now, having survived 3,653 days of marriage, Don's life-contentment graph, recently at its highest point, is curving downwards.

The bestselling Australian author discusses the third book in the Rosie series, The Rosie Result, at Sydney Writers' Festival.

Graeme Simsion's The Rosie Project is our Unabridged Book Club pick this month. In The Rosie Project, professor Don Tillman has embarked on a mission -- his plan is to find a suitable life partner. He decides to create an extensive questionnaire for female candidates to complete and dubs the quest “The Wife Project.” Along comes Rosie Jarman, who is far from suitable according to the questionnaire. However, she and Don get swept up in another joint project, the quest to find her biological father. Drama ensues. Spoilers are inevitable throughout our Book Club discussion, so consider whether or not to listen if you haven't yet read the book The Rosie Project!​timeline *Introduction: 00:00 - 01:35 *The Rosie Project: 01:35 - 41:29 *​Book Pairings: 41:39 - 48:31 *Classroom Connections: 48:32 - 53:12 book pairings  *Ashley - Cory Ann Haydu's OCD Love Story  *Jen - Mark Haddon’s The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time *Sara - Helen Hoang’s The Kiss Quotient  other mentions  *Daniel Tammet’s Born on A Blue Day: Inside the Extraordinary Mind of an Autistic Savant *Monica Wood's The One-in-a-Million Boy (Listen to our episode here!) Check out what's coming up next.   want to support unabridged?Become a patron on Patreon.​ Follow us @unabridgedpod on Instagram. Like and follow our Facebook Page. Follow us @unabridgedpod on Twitter. Subscribe to our podcast and rate us on iTunes or on Stitcher. Check us out on Podbean.

In our very last episode of Metro Book Chat, Graeme Simsion discusses his latest book The Rosie Result. The final instalment in his Rosie series, it follows Don Tillman as he grapples with new family challenges. Contributors Ruth Gaukrodger Graeme Simsion Books mentioned The Rosie Project The Rosie Effect The Rosie Result (All Graeme Simsion) The Sellout by Paul Beatty

Graeme Simsion is an Australian author, screenwriter, playwright and data modeller. Yes, we get nerdy and talk about Data Modelling in this chat. Graeme changed careers relatively late in life to become an author, and achieved astonishing success with his books centred around the character Don Tillman - the Rosie Trilogy, The Rosie Project, The Rosie Effect, and now most recently The Rosie Result. Graeme kindly and gently introduced the world to Don Tillman a few years ago now, a man who has a different way of going about life - it’s never really mentioned explicitly early on in the books, but Don is a genetics professor with high functioning Asperger’s Syndrome. You’ll find out in this chat why it was so important to Graeme to write about Don this way and indeed why it’s important to celebrate neurodiversity - the idea that neurological differences like autism and ADHD are the result of normal, natural variation in the human genome. I’ll let the conversation explain the rest. If you like what you hear, Graeme is on twitter @graemesimsion See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Graeme Simsion is an Australian author, screenwriter, playwright and data modeller. Yes, we get nerdy and talk about Data Modelling in this chat. Graeme changed careers relatively late in life to become an author, and achieved astonishing success with his books centred around the character Don Tillman - the Rosie Trilogy, The Rosie Project, The Rosie Effect, and now most recently The Rosie Result. Graeme kindly and gently introduced the world to Don Tillman a few years ago now, a man who has a different way of going about life - it’s never really mentioned explicitly early on in the books, but Don is a genetics professor with high functioning Asperger’s Syndrome. You’ll find out in this chat why it was so important to Graeme to write about Don this way and indeed why it’s important to celebrate neurodiversity - the idea that neurological differences like autism and ADHD are the result of normal, natural variation in the human genome. I’ll let the conversation explain the rest. If you like what you hear, Graeme is on twitter @graemesimsion See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

'The Librarian of Auschwitz' is a story of courage and hope, written in Spanish by Antonio Iturbe and translated by Lilit Thwaites.Don Tillman, the hero of The Rosie Project and The Rosie Effect, now confronts raising his eleven year old son and the labels applied to children and those on the autism spectrum. The author is, or course, Graeme Simsion and the book is 'The Rosie Rebuilt'.

Great Conversations features interviews with authors and writers, exploring books, writing and literary culture from Australia and the world.Today's episode features Graeme Simsion discussing his latest novel The Rosie Result.The Rosie Result is the third chapter in the story of Don Tillman and Rosie Jarman. When we left them they had narrowly avoid marital breakdown in New York and were about to start a family. Now some eleven years later Don, Rosie and Hudson are returning to Australia following a quick decision after Don stabs himself in the leg with an oyster knife.Things in Australia get tricky as Hudson has trouble settling in to school and Don must face the similarities between Hudson and himself, and find a way to give Hudson the support he never had.

Join Graeme Simsion, best-selling author of The Rosie Project and The Rosie Effect, as he talks about his literary journey, as well as his insightful and endearing characterisation of Asperger Syndrome via hero, Don Tillman.

Graeme Simsion talks about his latest book, creative processes and adapting the Rosie Project for the big screen. The Rosie Project was an international publishing phenomenon, with more than a million copies sold in over forty countries around the world. Now Graeme Simsion returns with the highly anticipated sequel, The Rosie Effect. Don Tillman and Rosie Jarman are now married and living in New York. Just as Don is about to announce that Gene, his philandering best friend from Australia, is coming to stay, Rosie drops a bombshell: she’s pregnant. In true Tillman style, Don instantly becomes an expert on all things obstetric. But in between immersing himself in a new research study on parenting and implementing the Standardised Meal System (pregnancy version), Don’s old weaknesses resurface. And while he strives to get the technicalities right, he gets the emotions all wrong, and risks losing Rosie when she needs him most. Graeme Simsion was born in Auckland and is a Melbourne-based writer of short stories, plays, screenplays and two non-fiction books. The Rosie Project began life as a screenplay, winning the Australian Writers Guild/Inscription Award for Best Romantic Comedy before being adapted into a novel. It went on to win the 2012 Victorian Premier’s Literary Award for an unpublished manuscript and has since been sold around the world to over forty countries. Sony Pictures have optioned the film rights with Graeme contracted to write the script. It won the 2014 ABIA for Best General Fiction Book and overall Book of the Year.

With Mark Lawson The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion was one of the surprise hits of last year and has been published in more than thirty countries. The protagonist Don Tillman - a socially-awkward professor who may be on the autistic spectrum - has devised a questionnaire to ask women, in his quest to find love. Graeme Simsion explains how the book started life as a screenplay, and talks about writing a romantic novel from an unexpected perspective. Delivery Man stars Vince Vaughn playing another slacker character. This time he's an under-achiever who finds out that his donations to a fertility clinic have resulted in his fathering over five hundred children, with 142 of them legally trying to find out their father's identity. Journalist and broadcaster Katie Puckrik reviews. The artist Jeff Koons broke the record for the highest price paid for a work of art by a living artist, when his Balloon Dog (Orange) sold at auction for $58,405,000 last year. A major retrospective of Koons's work is opening at the Whitney Museum of Art in New York in 2014. Jeff Koons talks to Mark about whether the vast prices paid for his art affect his work, and explains why we should not be afraid of contemplating contemporary art work. As part of Radio 4's MINT Season, looking at the world's new group of emerging economies, Front Row is exploring the cultural life of the four MINT countries. Today we move to Indonesia: arts and culture critic Amir Sidharta tells Mark about the rising trends in Indonesian standup comedy and popular music. Mark asks some of Front Row's 2013 People Of The Year about their plans for 2014. David Suchet discusses whether he will play King Lear, and Eleanor Catton talks about the film of her Booker Prize winning novel, The Luminaries. Producer: Rebecca Nicholson.

Meet Don Tillman, hero of Graeme Simsion's new novel “The Rosie Project.” Don Tillman is a brilliant yet socially challenged professor of genetics, who's decided it's time he found a wife. And so, in the orderly, evidence-based manner with which Don approaches all things, he designs the Wife Project to find his perfect partner: a sixteen-page, scientifically valid survey to filter out the drinkers, the smokers, the late arrivers. Rosie Jarman is all these things.

Dr. Jane Bluestein talks with Don Tillman, owner of Safe Data LLC & his wife Michelle “Gracie” Tillman, who experienced a traumatic brain injury. The program focuses on the use of technology and various applications that help with organizing tasks, time management, school homework demands and calendar reminders.