Just in case you forgot!  Here are all the details fit to print.

Wow…two Renewal posts back-to-back…you’d think I was having some work done on my house!  (which I’m not)

From Kelly over at Renewal…

November 13, 2008 – In the spirit of Thanksgiving, Decatur-based Renewal Construction is collecting canned goods during the week of November 17^th to the 21^st.

The generous donations will then be distributed to the Atlanta Community Food Bank.

Those who wish to donate can stop by the Renewal office during normal business hours to drop off their goods all week. For those who are unable to stop by, Renewal offers pick-up service this Monday, November 17^th only. Donors need to secure their canned goods in a bag next to their front door on Monday morning at 9AM. Those wishing for pick-up must email for address verification. Pick-up will only be available to those in the surrounding Decatur and Atlanta areas.

Potential donors can visit www.renewalconstruction.com/blog for more information.

If you know of other Thanksgiving food drives going on around Atlanta, feel free to post them below!

The AJC has a short Q&A with the producer of Paperback Dreams, a new documentary about the country’s independent bookstores that’s coming to Push Push Theater next Friday at 8pm.  The showing is sponsored by many Decatur and surrounding area

“Paperback Dreams,” released last month in California and already broadcast on several PBS stations, is making its way east this month. [editor's note: It doesn't look like its currently scheduled to air in Atlanta yet]

PushPush Theatre in Decatur will host a free screening at 8 p.m. on Nov. 21. The event is sponsored by several metro Atlanta bookstores, including A Cappella, Blue Elephant, Charis, Eagle Eye, Little Shop of Stories and Outwrite.

Read the full interview here.

Click here to view the film’s trailer.