Letters are as important to a writer as musical notes are to a musician. Each is a conduit for expression. In music, you may hear and listen to the composition of notes played; in writing, you may see, read and think about the text the writer has composed with letters. Writing comes from thought, and music from sound. Words will mean nothing unless they’ve been read. Music will fall flat and mean nothing unless it’s been heard.
It’s a beautiful Spring day today – love it! The beauty of nature inspires me to begin some new work. A poem, an essay, a new chap book design… perhaps all three!
The Letterarian 
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