Tag: patreon

Clearly, the existing stuff wasn’t really getting people’s interest, so I have deleted the ones above $40 and added a new $60 level.

Original fictional content! (Once per month.)

$60 per month

Starting at $60/month I will do original fictional material (1,000 words, or short-short story level), once per month, and put it on the blog.  This cannot be game-specific material, or anything else that would violate another person’s copyright. Aslo, I will take patrons’ desires (when expressed) into account, although I reserve the right to not write anything that I’d find personally distasteful or objectionable.

I’ve been experimenting with Patreon over the last few days, as you folks know, and I’ve come to a conclusion: while I’ve figured out pretty much what I want to sell to people it turns out that apparently it’s not something that people are particularly eager to buy.  Which is actually kind of funny, because you’d think that I’d have worked that out first.  Oh, well, that’s why it’s called an experiment.

So, back to Square One.  What do people want to buy from me? – After all, clearly there’s at least some interest in what I do. I just need to figure out what people are willing to kick in a buck or three extra for, that’s all. And that I’m willing to sell, of course.

Contact form under the fold. And it should work; I just tested it.

[contact-form 1 “Contact form 1”]

…in a fashion that hopefully suggests that I am taking the idea of Patreon seriously. I’ve decided to add goals that would both provide interesting content to my readers, and keep me from constantly having a lopsided writing ratio of six political posts to two non-political ones (a real problem in an election year).  We will, as I said, see: I’m calling this an experiment for a reason…