Biking to Bakeries
Michelle SwallowStories about my family's 6-month biking adventure in 2024 as well as a slice of life blog about our home in Northern Canada.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 42 | Subscribers | Read | michelleswallow.substack.com |
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A Gold Range Launch for Northern Bull
We made it, friends, it’s the end of January. Give yourself a high-five and pop another vitamin D. The mornings are only a slightly lighter shade of black, but the daylight is coming in earlier and staying later. But don’t relax too much. W...
Winter Rider Down
Here we are at the end of 2025, a year of both wonderful joys and terrible tragedies, love and loss. This time last year, I had finished writing about our European cycling adventures, and I wasn’t sure that I’d have much to say now that we ...
Behold, A Winter Rider!
After my last post in late October, I received oodles of advice and comments about winter riding. I spoke with bike techs, active transport advocates, friends, and my parents. I tried out an electric fat bike, bid too low on a regular fat b...
Take a sneak peek at the Northern Bull cover!
Here we are nearing the end of October, and it hasn’t snowed for real yet, and whoa boy is it dark out there. We could really use some snow to lighten this place up. I have a stack of books to finish, no garden to water, and no desire to le...
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A writer from subarctic Canada. Debut novel, Northern Bull, published with Freehand Press, is out now and available wherever books are sold in Canada.
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