A note.
Hello!
I've never done a proper post on here before; I've always just popped my poems up without much else but I thought I'd just write a note to say thank you to everyone who has been reading my blog this year. I feel like it's been a very productive year for me and feel proud of my efforts. Considering this has been the first full year of my life working full-time I'm glad that I have found time to write 25 poems, run 13 Sundown events, performed my first ever paid gigs supporting Salena Godden and Jude Simpson, and started writing a novel! Ok the novel might only have a few hundred words written on occasional trains but it's a start.
2010 looks to be another exciting year (creatively): Il'l be running some poetry workshops between January and March for Women's Aid with fellow Sundown stalwart Jo Overfield, and we will be curating some spoken word and music events for the Union Chapel and The Tabernacle venues in London. So watch this space, or follow us at www.twitter.com/sundowntweets for more information!
So thanks again to those who are reading this: it's nice to put my poems out there.
Happy Christmas, readers.
Love,
Ray xXx
I've never done a proper post on here before; I've always just popped my poems up without much else but I thought I'd just write a note to say thank you to everyone who has been reading my blog this year. I feel like it's been a very productive year for me and feel proud of my efforts. Considering this has been the first full year of my life working full-time I'm glad that I have found time to write 25 poems, run 13 Sundown events, performed my first ever paid gigs supporting Salena Godden and Jude Simpson, and started writing a novel! Ok the novel might only have a few hundred words written on occasional trains but it's a start.
2010 looks to be another exciting year (creatively): Il'l be running some poetry workshops between January and March for Women's Aid with fellow Sundown stalwart Jo Overfield, and we will be curating some spoken word and music events for the Union Chapel and The Tabernacle venues in London. So watch this space, or follow us at www.twitter.com/sundowntweets for more information!
So thanks again to those who are reading this: it's nice to put my poems out there.
Happy Christmas, readers.
Love,
Ray xXx
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