Summary
Helen Cassidy Page, a seasoned editor and writer, announces her departure from writing haikus, while inviting readers to explore her other works and offering her editorial services.
Abstract
Helen Cassidy Page, a writer with Top Writer status on Medium and an editor for Rogues Gallery, has decided to cease writing haikus. Despite mastering the art of these short poems, she feels they no longer suffice and plans to focus on more serious writing starting Monday. Page humorously pens a final haiku for her audience, indicating her transition. She has a substantial portfolio, including 55 titles on Amazon, and extends an invitation to potential clients to hire her for editing services across various genres. Readers interested in her work are encouraged to sign up for her newsletter to stay updated on her writing.
Opinions
- Page expresses a sense of accomplishment in her haiku writing but also a need to move on to more substantial writing endeavors.
- She humorously bids farewell to haikus with a light-hearted final poem, suggesting a fondness for the form despite her decision to stop.
- Page is open for business, confidently offering her editorial expertise to writers of fiction, non-fiction, and business content.
- She values her readership and actively seeks to maintain a connection with them through her newsletter, ensuring they won't miss any of her future work.
