Bitter Grounds Magazine - espresso fueled ramblings - an approachable, intelligent magazine.

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I re-launched my website with a new mission - to offer up eclectic content covering a broader range of topics. A digital art project highlighting everyday scenes in the city, a photo log of both Toronto & places I've visited, discusions about typography and design, computer app reviews, a look at tech patents from the past, humour, stamps, art and much more.

It's an old style magazine, offering a haven from the corporate vanilla pudding writing that has taken over the magazine world. I write about a broad range of topics because life is far too short to focus on one small part of what interests me. I spend a lot of time researching and writing the content.

Writing is a passion, one that I'm taking to the next level, turning my writing into a full time occupation. But I can't do that without support. At the moment, most of my time is spent hiking around the city making calls on customers. Your support means I can focus more on writing. Yes, I am trying to make a living out of my writing now. My ultimate goal is to have Bitter Grounds Magazine be my primary focus.

Why support Bitter Grounds? If you want to read original content, your help is essential.

Patrons mean:
- fewer ads. Face it, we all dislike them. Patrons = a cleaner site
- allows me to concentrate full time on improving Bitter Grounds
- more articles delivered on a schedule. Right now, articles are written between customer appointments.
- eventually I'll be offering promotions & contests for subscribers & donors. Not sure what form yet, this is an area that can be explored when I have stable funding
- Monthly subscribers can sponsor a category if they choose. You will be acknowledged on the website.
- a chance to see the Motion Project development behind the scenes. What photos am I considering? Increased input into the path the project takes. And best yet, detailed discussions about the project that won't be available outside Patreon.

Bitter Grounds Magazine - espresso fueled ramblings <- be a patron.

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