Today, there is no Edges and Entries, I have simply run out of time this week. The final post in this series of letters on the theme of coastlines will have to wait for next week. However, if you wish to get your fix of liminality, I will gently point you in the direction of the post I shared yesterday, from Jan Elisabeth,
Alexander - thanks for sharing this as I believe it was published before I had discovered you. I love how your writing really connects me to a place. When I read I feel that I am there in your locale and walking alongside you. I appreciate that your writing is clean and lean, not prone to overly descriptive adjectives but just the real scene as experienced by you. It is beautiful and I appreciate it.
I don’t think I had subscribed to The Crows Nest when you wrote the original post Alex, so this was a delightful wander through your spring albeit little later than hoped! I find more and more the importance of making with notes each year of seasons that passes. So much changes now with the climate as it is… I know you know!
Alexander - thanks for sharing this as I believe it was published before I had discovered you. I love how your writing really connects me to a place. When I read I feel that I am there in your locale and walking alongside you. I appreciate that your writing is clean and lean, not prone to overly descriptive adjectives but just the real scene as experienced by you. It is beautiful and I appreciate it.
I don’t think I had subscribed to The Crows Nest when you wrote the original post Alex, so this was a delightful wander through your spring albeit little later than hoped! I find more and more the importance of making with notes each year of seasons that passes. So much changes now with the climate as it is… I know you know!
Thank you for this -- I love the keeping of signs of the seasons.