Deniella Spin

March 23-29, 2025 (The Medicine Hatriot, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The Medicine Hatriot is a semi-regular digest of local weirdness, emotionally-charged municipal drama, and unconfirmed sightings compiled from the clipboard shrine of Deniella Spin, self-declared Editor-at-Large and official spiritual custodian of the 13th Ave traffic flow. This edition includes ritual sandbagging, scooter-based cults, playoff-induced hug injuries, heritage potholes, bin-based conspiracy theories, and at least one suspiciously literate child.

Also inside: haunted lockers, downtown enchantment scams, prairie forest therapy, and a deeply confusing Facebook-based police recruitment pipeline.

Whether you're hiding from your neighbours, confronting a cursed vending machine, or just trying to get through spring runoff with your civic dignity intactthis issue has something for every emotionally over-invested Hatter. Read it while you still recognize the riverbank.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: The Medicine Hatriot
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. März 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798227273888
• Artikelnr.: 73756835

Autorenporträt

Deniella Spin (Pseudonym, Esq.) is the self-declared Editor-at-Large of The Medicine Hatriot, an independent, utterly unreliable, and deeply committed satirical news outlet rooted in the dusty underlayers of southern Alberta civic life. Her real identity remains a closely guarded secretmostly because she swore a prairie oath in a community league broom closet and partially because she's still technically banned from several council subcommittees.

Spin's work channels the voice of a woman who has "seen things in the Coulee", attended every city open house for the free coffee, and once tried to trademark the phrase "Democracy With a Side of Dill Pickle Chips."

She has no formal journalistic training but claims to hold "a spiritual diploma in municipal mischief" and "a post-doctoral certificate in unverified gossip from the 13th Ave Seniors Hotspot." Her editorial priorities include glue gun diplomacy, rogue signage enforcement, goose surveillance, and never letting the truth get in the way of a good paragraph.

When not publishing dubious exposés, Spin can be spotted muttering into a microphone near Kin Park, pinning cryptic notes to community bulletin boards, or filing FOI requests under names that "aren't hers but could be."

Follow her work if you dare. Or just send her a potato and a theoryshe'll know what it means.