September Showcase: September 14th.

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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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Patreon microfiction: “I Want My M(age) TV.”

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.

September Showcase, September 7th.

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.

September Showcase: September 6th.

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.

September Showcase, September 5th.

Humility is, of course, a virtue.  And the situation is precisely why I am trying to highlight my Patreon. Today, we’re looking at something that I didn’t do for Patreon, but I am exceedingly fond of anyway: Most Common Cause of Death That THEY Keep Covering Up.  It proved rather popular, so I am showing it off again.

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