An interesting thing I find about a lot of online writing (ie forums, comment sections, reddit, etc): people botching phrases that they've heard but never actually read
"Make due": to impose a deadline
"Make do": what you actually meant to write if you were familiar with the phrase in written form
This #BlackFriday weekend, you can order delightful #handmade #shortstory #chapbooks from our @etsy store (etsy.com/shop/foundpress)!
Rewatched Logan over the weekend and I have to say, I'm impressed with how the ending works on multiple levels.
It's #GillerPrize Monday! Best of luck to the finalists - and an extra unit of good fortune to @michellewintrs and @invisibooks, not just because I work for them, but also because I was taught to root for the Davids instead of the Goliaths.
because everyone who thinks "food comes from the supermarket" will only see healthy land as a curiousity, or an opportunity for profit, and not something they'll die without. (4)
I think this breaking of the connection between food and land is why environmentalism beyond the superficial continues to be a tough sell for a lot of people (3)
it's a refrain that seems to come up in every online discussion about growing, gathering, hunting, etc. this idea that obtaining food in any way other than the store is a waste of time (2)
Lately I've learned that one of the most damaging concepts is this idea that "food comes from supermarkets" (1)
Found Press retweeted
Enjoy this short excerpt from Brother by 2017 #RogersFiction finalist #DavidChariandy bit.ly/2ypfrZt #WTAwards #Scarborough #canlit
Found Press retweeted
Congratulations to #DavidChariandy for taking home the newly doubled $50,000 Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize for his novel, Brother bit.ly/1aa3y7F #WTAwards #canlit #RogersFiction #Scarborough
I find it suspicious that my dog has developed a sudden distaste for dry kibble a mere month after I land a new job. And by suspicious I mean I am terrified of her in a science fiction kind of way.






