I am sad to announce the end of Red Town Blues. With Virgil's departure I have been thinking quite a bit about the future of this blog. While I have enjoyed writing for this project and working with Virgil, I have decided the blog would be lonely and stiff as a solo project. I thought about reworking and reformatting, but I have decided that it would be more work than just starting a new project.
I want to apologize to all of our readers (we don't have many, but I have appreciated all of you) and I would like to invite you to my new solo project, No Gods, No Masters. This new project will continue to have my political commentary, but with the added bonus of bringing a lot more of my personality into it. I will be talking about personal stories, my hobbies, politics, social issues, being an atheist in Utah, and just all around anything I deem entertaining. I will also continue to podcast.
Again, I apologize for the inconvenience and the suddenness of this announcement. I am just as much, if not more so, bummed about shutting down Red Town Blues. Thank you all for reading!
WHAT? Just when I found you guys? It was fun, and I will put the new blog on my list, good luck with it Rev! Tell Virgil to stop by and see me!
ReplyDeleteI know, I feel it's over before we began. But, c'est la vie. I'm hoping you will enjoy the new blog! I'll let Virgil know!
ReplyDeleteI prefer not to think of it as disappearing; just changing what it is. I'll come see the new site. Glad you're keeping up the fight!
ReplyDeleteI was wondering where Virgil got to. Now I see.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry to hear that Red Town Blues is coming to an end, but I look forward to reading your commentary at No Gods, No Masters.
Thanks! I should be getting some content up soon!
ReplyDeleteThank you, I'm hoping it will entertain and enlighten!
ReplyDeleteI will happily follow you to your new blog. It's hard to keep a blog going. I'm coming up on two years on Tuesday and I just had to take a break due to IRL commitments. But I'll be back and I'm glad you're just moving to a new place.
ReplyDeleteI completely relate. I too am going on two years next week, and definitely losing steam as other things in life are distracting me. I really enjoyed this blog, and will look forward to following you to your new site. I always love a personal view of SLC. It makes for interesting reading.
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