Season 3 - Wrap Up
A look back and a few words on the third season of Notes and Noises
All seasons are ultimately defined by their beginnings and their endings, and so the third season of Notes and Noises must come to its inevitable end.
Last week saw the last poem of the series “Two Portraits” land in inboxes and, as it has been throughout this season, I have been blown away by the interest, support and comment of this small but dedicated community of readers. I am massively appreciative of your time and attention. Thank you.
I continue to see value in the seasonal approach to publishing my writing. I will try to continue publishing some work in between seasons but for the most part I will focus on producing a full set of edited and curated pieces which will hopefully resonate with you all and be well worth the wait. You may see a slight slow down over the next few weeks but I hope it will allow for a more fruitful season in the months to come!
The gaps between seasons also present an opportunity for me to explore other types of writing, formats, music and media - I look forward to what the next few weeks will have in store and I hope you all enjoy coming along for the ride. I will definitely return to the Notes On: pieces that I have explored in the past, and I feel the “Noises” part of this publication has been sorely lacking of late so I look forward to sharing more music and sounds with you week to week.
A recap of Season 3…
Why not take a quick look at some of the posts in the series and if you enjoy any of them please leave a comment or share with your friends!
Again, thank you all so much for coming along each week and taking a few moments to read. It means a lot.
Looking forward to continuing this joirney with you all and Season 4 which I hope to start publishing before the end of the year!
I like the seasonal approach and I must ask, is that an artichoke in the photo?
David, I am so glad to have discovered your poetry. It enriches my day. I’m looking forward to more.