Fall = more writing time


I hope that readers enjoyed yesterday’s installment of Basses, Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. If you’re looking for more long form original content (stories, articles, essays, and he like), just click the Articles link in the upper left hand corner of this blog. That will take you to a list with a brief summary of the (over 60) meatier posts from all the bass blog contributors.

Much as it pains me to say goodbye to summer (particularly after having such a great time in Kauai), I am enjoying the expanded writing time that this year’s fall schedule brings with it. Although I need to start blogging around 5 a.m. (long story) so get posts out before I leave for the city, most weekdays include several hours of coffee shop time in which I can write, edit podcasts and videos, and plan new shows. I’m working on the next part of This Crazy Business, which will come out next week, as well as some new articles covering a wide range of music-related subjects.

For the remainder of the fall (and most likely into the winter and spring), expect one new long-form article/essay/story from me a week, plus any similar contributions from other bass blog contributors from time to time. Also, in addition to the regular weekend Contrabass Conversations episode, expect a new video episode or special interview-only episode (like yesterday’s podcast) from time to time.

September 13, 2007 · Filed Under blogging, podcasting

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