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Love the way we Bitch/Love / edited by Stephanie Domet.

Coast Publishing Limited, c2018.]

070.444 L897 2018

Complaint letters.

Complaint letters -- Humor.

Consumer complaints.

Consumer complaints -- Nova Scotia -- Halifax (Regional municipality) -- Guidebooks.

Newspapers -- Sections, columns, etc. -- Anecdotes.

Newspapers -- Sections, columns, etc. -- Humor.

Newspapers -- Nova Scotia -- Halifax (Regional municipality) -- Guidebooks.

Canadian wit and humor.

Canadian wit and humor -- Nova Scotia -- Halifax (Regional municipality)

Journalistic ethics.

Mass media and public opinion.

Public opinion -- Nova Scotia.

Newspaper editors -- Nova Scotia -- Halifax (Regional municipality)

Advice columns.

Advice columnists -- Anecdotes.

Conduct of life.

Interpersonal relations.

Halifax (N.S. : Regional municipality) -- Guidebooks.

Halifax (N.S. : Regional municipality) -- Miscellanea.

Nova Scotia -- Guidebooks.

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133 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 21 cm.

"25th anniversary collection of what's really on Halifax's mind"--Cover.

The Coast: Halifax's weekly newspaper, featuring news and arts reporting and the best listings in town.

For twenty-five years, The Coast has been Halifax’s Weekly, and for almost as long, it’s been giving Haligonians a place to complain about transit, taxis, and take-out, students, sex, and Citadel Hill. Since the mid-nineties, the people of Halifax have used Love The Way We Bitch to air their grievances with each other, the city itself, and indeed the universe, in a free, mostly unedited, public forum. In the early part of the new millennium, at the behest of a reader impressed with The Coast’s ability to keep its newspaper boxes stocked even during a blizzard, Love the Way We Love became a weekly feature, and soon became a delivery device for thanking kind strangers who helped out with lost cats, misplaced wallets, and cars with flat tires along with a healthy regular helping of “Hey hot guy on the Dartmouth ferry” notices. For a quarter of a century The Coast has had its finger on the pulse of Halifax, and to celebrate its silver anniversary this year, The Coast presents: Love the Way We Bitch/Love: A 25th Anniversary Collection of What’s Really On Halifax’s Mind. With the best/worst bitches and loves ever published in The Coast’s pages, or on its website thecoast.ca, illustrated by some of Coast readers’ favourite artists from the last quarter century, Love the Way We Bitch/Love is for anyone who’s ever lived in Halifax, for to know it is to love/complain about it. This one is for all the Halifax haters and lovers.

Halfway through The Coast's 25th anniversary year, with six months to go until birthday number 26 in June, I can only look back in awe. The Coast has always been a small business that, thanks to the hard work and outsize ambitions of its talented staff and freelancers, has a big influence. It was true in 1993, when we wanted to be a Halifax version of New York's Village Voice. And it's true in 2018, the year the Voice shut down. Today the people behind The Coast work in an existential paradox: Journalism is at once more difficult to sustain as a business and more vital to public life than ever before. Giving up would be understandable, but for my colleagues it's unthinkable. Thank you to everyone who makes up Team Coast the production peeps, designers, photographers, writers, sales reps, editors, managers, enforcers, event staff, distributors, artists, full-timers, part-timers, volunteers and interns for continuing to kick ass this year. Celebrating 25 years adds an extra layer of complexity to things. What should we do? How do we do it? Does anybody except us even care? click image "Everything about it should be classy, except the content," was Christine Oreskovich's vision for the Bitch book. "Everything about it should be classy, except the content," was Christine Oreskovich's vision for the Bitch book. I'm happy to report the answer to that last question is a firm "yes." Ever since the birthday proper in June, I've been receiving messages of congratulations and thanks and appreciation. It's been an edifying, sometimes overwhelming, outpouring of goodwill that could provide The Coast existential confidence for 25 more years. As for what and how, let me draw your attention to two projects in particular. The 25 for 25 podcast is an engaging history of Halifax as The Coast sees it, and hosts/creators/Coast editors Jacob Boon and Tara Thorne worked tirelessly to make it a reality. And Love The Way We Bitch/Love is a hard-cover book, spearheaded by Coast alumnus Stephanie Domet and co-founder Christine Oreskovich, that distills 18,000 submissions to The Coast's annals of hope and frustration into a funny, poignant, breezy read. With these amazing, swear-filled offshoots, The Coast becomes a true multimedia media organization, a sign of growing up after 25 years, if not quite growing old.

Love The Way We Bitch - Share your anger, complaints, frustrations, disappointment about living in Halifax. Post a bitch, a rant, a comment. Or send some love.

Angry? Mad as hell and you can't take it anymore? Get something off your chest and it could be published online and/or in print. Bitches are anonymous and may be edited for length, grammar, spelling and our lenient standards of propriety.

Domet, Stephanie.

Coast Publishing Limited.

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