Four Seasons
“The seasons are what a symphony ought to be: four perfect movements in harmony with each other.”
~Arthur Rubenstein

I have a new writing project. It’s called Four Seasons.
Four Seasons is a collection of twelves short stories, each taking place in a different month. Each tale’s events are unique to their time, and should each one assemble toward something special. It’s definitely an experiment, but I’m thrilled with the first one, finished just hours ago.
The project is newsletter only. You can sign up at the bottom of this page. If you’ve already signed up, it’s already in your in-box (I hope you guys love it).
Below are a few bites from the story:
- Maya’s breath hastened into short bursts of labored punctuation, each tiny cry climbing closer toward frantic.
- Time fell from its normal rhythm, into a syrupy pool of swirling seconds; each trudging forward minus meaning. Brian pushed one leg through his pant bottoms, then the other. He pulled the shirt over his head, mopping his forehead on the way down.
- He had lost only three minutes since the blond nurse handed him the folded scrubs, but in that time, the doctors had already cut Maya wide in an abyss of blood and gaping flesh.
- The officer ambled toward the minivan, carrying the undisguised gait of a man looking forward to writing a ticked. “License and registration,” he commanded in a boom which invited no banter.
- Brian sailed through the third red light like it had point value, clearing the empty intersection somewhere between speed limit and death on impact. “I have to stop doing that,” he thought. “There’s three of us now.”
See you all on Monday, and have a terrific weekend.
Writer Dad
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Hi, I'm Sean Platt - author, father, and Creative Director at Rev Media Marketing. Writer Dad is my life as it unfolds. This chapter of my journey began two years back when I 




