…Look, ‘CL’ was funny to me when I wrote it.
Tag: patreon
Day the last of the July Patreon Pledge Drive! Monthly stuff up!
It’s the last day of the pledge drive. Some good stuff was written- and I got some new backers – so I call that a win. Back my Patreon today!
The July stuff!
- Ashes of Empire, Part 6a: The Eternal Scar: Dieselpunk goodness! This looks at the army of the Empire of Ash!
- 2084: post-dystopian fiction! Yes, it exists! If nobody claims that term, I have, just now!
Patreon Microfiction: ‘Double-Barrelled Destiny.’
‘Double-Barrelled Destiny:’ Shotguns, to me, have the fundamental feel of a fantasy weapon. I feel that Conan the Barbarian might disdain many modern weapons (he’d use them, but he’d disdain them). But double-barreled shotguns? Yeah, you could put one in his hands and it wouldn’t look ridiculous.
One more day for the July Patreon Pledge Drive!
The latest microfiction is up! Short story and gaming material tomorrow! Just a buck a month! What a bargain.
07/27/2022 Update, July Patreon Pledge Drive (new patron!)
New patron means new (publicly available) installment of my space opera serial THE BOLD MARAUDER! And, if we make it to $200/month, that means a new installment every week! What a bargain!
5 Days left on the July Patreon Pledge Drive!
Good stuff! Only a buck a month! Fiction! Gaming material! A serial, hopefully one of these days! Check it out today!
07/24/22 June Patreon Pledge Drive.
Put up another hunk of DUTY OF MIRRORS. Free to read now, but this is probably going to be next month’s story, so if you want to know how it ends you should probably back my Patreon. Only a buck a month!
…I mean, I’ll take more, sure.
Patreon Microfiction: ‘Unexpected Delivery.’
Excuse me, but ‘Unexpected Delivery’ is the way of my people. Forget it at thy peril.
Continue reading Patreon Microfiction: ‘Unexpected Delivery.’
07/23/2022 Patreon Pledge Drive!
07/20/22 Patreon Pledge Drive.
I put up a little bit more from DUTY OF MIRRORS (open access!) because I thought I was creatively blocked this week. Turns out I just wanted to write more of that chapter. Now that I have, maybe I can get back to the other projects I have to do.