One unexpected but welcome windfall of my recent public commitment to neopatronage is the number of fellow authors who have likewise embraced the concept.
Launching my patron pages and my latest crowdfunding campaign has given me the chance to talk with many other authors. Once they understand the new model, and why the old one no longer works, they’re eager to adopt neopatronage for themselves.
It’s not just writers, either. A number of critics, curators, and commentators are spreading the neopatronage gospel.
Here’s Iron Age Media giving not one, but two mentions of The Burned Book.
Related: YouTuber TJ Marquis devotes significant screen time to my Soul Cycle prequel in his latest IndieScan video.
Watch it here:
Speaking of The Burned Book, my amazing backers smashed the first goal within five hours and hit stretch goal 1 within a week. That means the all-new Soul Cycle short “The Voyage of Egeria” is now available through the campaign. It also means a brand-new stretch goal!
Announcing Stretch Goal 2: An original theme song composed just for The Burned Book!
Which now include this slick new Burned Book poster!
So get your awesome perks and help make the song real.
Bonus: In this week’s patron exclusive post, I review the 1999 cinematic icon Fight Club. Neopatrons get exclusive access to notes, outlines, and first drafts from me and participating clients, plus the chance to leave structured feedback. To get your choice of recurring bennies, including each week’s exclusive post and access to our elite Discord, join my Patreon or my SubscribeStar today.
