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Today’s September Showcase is a Patron-only piece that’s been taken from the if-we-get-that-far pulp serial “The Bold Marauder.” If you ever get a chance to listen to Michael Longcor’s cover of that, go for it*. I’m hoping to go really old-school with this story.
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Today’s September Showcase is “Seasonal Affectation Disorder.” The first one I ever wrote for the Patreon. A historical and cultural artifact, in… fact.
Moe’s Patreon! Moe’s Patreon! So good, they called it Moe’s Patreon!
I just realized the hidden subtext of “I Want My M(age) TV.” Basically, it’s this: the 1980s and 1990s are sufficiently in the past that they’re becoming suitably exotic for fantasy tropes. This has any number of personal implications, and I’m not sure that I fully approve of any of them.
One week of hyping the Patreon later, and I’ll say this for it: I’ve been putting up a bunch of stuff for the last year or so. I should start trying to figure out how to sell more of it. I know: crazy thinking, yeah?
Today’s September Showcase is something that showed up here, first: “Fragment Of A Recently Unearthed Saga From the Proto-Indo-European Period Narrating the Battle Between A Human Clan And What Was Apparently A Herd Of Malevolent, Psionic Woolly Mammoths Bent On Wiping Humanity Out.” I always liked how that one came out. If you did, too: hey, tell your friends.
Finally, somebody signed up for my Patreon! This was particularly awkward because I kind of messed up the thermostat; I had it pegged at $130 when it should have been $135. But I didn’t want to update it, because it would have looked like I was goosing the total. Fortunately, the question is moot.
Today’s September Showcase is Patron-only: a 200 word microfiction called “Ghost Story.” It was written in honor of me getting a new Patron. Want to see more of those? Well, subscribe. Or, if you’ve already subscribed, then encourage subscription in others.
We keep on keeping on, and endeavor to persevere. My Patreon remains Today I pulled out a poem I did from last year: Halloween 2016. One of my favorite holidays.
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Still a goose egg, alas. Still, my Patreon is there to fill all of your gaming/geekery needs, for esoteric values of ‘all.’ Today’s tidbit is the complete Crossroads of the Commonwealth RPG campaign setting. Alternate history, to put it mildly.
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Goose egg, essentially. Such is life. My Patreon remains, and it continues to increase in value with every single day. For example: I’ve just posted “Last Stand,” which is a pretty little microfiction of the sort that I provide my patrons every week, rain or shine. I’ve made it available to the public, so that you can gaze upon for yourself, and realize that $1/month is an absolute marvel of a deal.
So go take a look, sign up, and come back. You’ll be glad that you did.
Starting September 1st, the upcoming tiers will be revamped and I’m going to really push the Patreon itself for September. And couple it with a pledge drive goal over here. Nothing really sp… actually, no: it is all going to be spectacular, and this is an incredible deal that all of your friends should sign up for. Besides, the more people that do, the more everybody else gets.
Yeah. I’m delaying it at the last minute, because I had an entire new campaign world just drop into my head this morning. It’s a combination of D&D and Space Colonization: various fantasy races settling an alien world. There will be magic, there will be active deities, and there will be technology (there just won’t be much in the way of electronics, because the industries needed haven’t been built yet). Throw in a helpful colony-wide disaster or two, and the world will be at just the right enlightened early-Renaissance level that I’ll need to sustain this.
Plus, I know just the OGL I can use to, you know, sell this puppy under. It’s time I started thinking about how to sell stuff.
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