Happy New Year! Yes, I’m a bit late on that front, but as you’ll doubtless have noted, I haven’t posted in nearly a month, so I’m pretty much late on all fronts. Today, I write to you with a heavy heart. After two great years, I’ve decided to pretty much shut down operations here at Media Maven Musings. While my passion for television, film and music hasn’t dwindled, my passion for blogging has, and I just can’t devote the kind of time to keeping this blog going that you and it deserve. Should the spirit move me, I may post every now and then (you can be 100% positive that I’ll be doing my annual running blog of the Academy Awards — mark your calendars!), and if I do, I’ll certainly be sending an e-mail update to my listserv (which you should join now if you want to keep hearing from me!)
I started this blog in the first place to foster a venue for discussion and debate on the shows and movies that I love (or hate). I’ve always encouraged comments, and that doesn’t stop here — if you ever want my opinion on an episode, a series, a film, a media trend, ANYTHING, or have an opinion of your own you’d like to share, or a question — Please please please don’t hesitate to e-mail me at MediaMavenMusings@gmail.com. I will always have that e-mail going and would love to hear from you.
To those of you who have been regular readers over the past 24 months, I thank you for your support, your comments, your encouragement and your devotion. While the random eyeballs are great, its you guys who have kept me motivated to write, and I hope you’ll continue to read my occasional post and to email me to discuss whatever is on your mind.
It’s been a great run! Thanks for everything.
Happy Reading,
Media Maven
true or false, the last 2 seasons of heroes sucked the will to blog right out of you
True.
can you e mail me at my yahoo if you have a new post?? (booyah8293@yahoo.com)
It was a pleasure to read your blogs.
I can assure you that I will check in on this adres from time to time, just in case you start to write again (Lost is coming, after all).
But for now, thanks man.
Thanks Piper and Ivar. I’ll for sure be writing in from time to time, and when I do, you’ll know it– have no doubt about that!
don’t stop writing. i truly believe you have a gift. i know alot of people are busy coping with all the problems going on but that makes people like you who encourages people to see worthwhile films and television shows more important. we all need entertainment. and more so because of the things happening in our economy. i just hate to think that people will sacrifice real value in entertainment for commercialism. this is the time we need more good writers like the television show 24 (starring keifer sutherland )
to keep the industry going and alive. i heard this will be their 2nd to the last season. i really hope the network executives have something better to replace it because honestly, the quality so far in the other shows they currently have really sucks. that’s why i would really hate for this show to end. since last year, it seems like the script writers are not really inspired.(grey’s anatomy,prison break,heroes etc… )almost all of my favorite shows are really such a disappointment. i hope they will keep lipstick jungle…that show sure has potential…what are your thoughts with it? but most importantly, are you with me with keeping 24? honestly speaking, there are no good shows that can replace it. so unless they can come up with better shows, i say KEEP JACK BAUER ALIVE!
CORRECTION…. so until then, i say KEEP JACK BAUER ALIVE!!!
p.s.
can you find a way to let the t.v. execs know this pls?
storyline really sucks honestly…like they’re not really making an effort…sigh….except for 24….the only consistent show for me.kudos to the writers!