Long story; short pier
God, hes left as on aur oun.
- By Kip Manley
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Most recent posts
friend of the pier Rich Puchalsky has started the year with a lovely gesture, writing a brief monograph on the use, in the epic, of “owr” (the word, not the substance, though the substance is …
Eight thousand four hundred and one days ago, I riffed on an article I’d found on Plastic.com, about Gordon Sinclair’s device designed to fling a haggis across Calgary’s Bow River, turning it into a brief …
I’m trying not to borrow grief from the future, as the saying advises, but the terms are so damn attractive.