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Do you enjoy listening to fiction? Here's a special episode supercut of all 12 episodes of YOU, my Patreon-exclusive fan-determined adventure, where the fans decide where the story goes.
I'm currently fundraising so I can fund the 3rd season of Subject: Found and the follow-on to Who Killed Julie?. Without this critical funding, those shows will disappear.
Patrons not only get this podcast, but they receive YOU and, starting in the spring of 2019, they'll also be receiving my new medieval epic fantasy, Crown of Thieves, which will only be published for Patrons & for resale (there will be no free, public release of that show beyond the 1st episode).
Creating, writing, and producing audio drama is extremely expensive and not sustainable without personal funds being invested. As a solo-creator, I can no longer fund those shows and rely on my Patrons to keep Horrible Writing and The Stories We Tell podcasts going. That's why they're getting two exclusive audio dramas, plus other fiction when it's ready.
Indies need a community to survive. If you've enjoyed Subject: Found, Who Killed Julie?, Diary of a Madman, Atheist Apocalypse, Horrible Writing, (and will enjoy The Stories We Tell) then please consider becoming a Patron. The donation levels start at $1/MONTH (not per episode); an incredible steal for all the content you get.
If you want to enjoy tons of exclusives each month, become a Patron today!
An impassioned plea in this episode for writers to consider where they're going for feedback on their stories -- coming from a recent experience I had while preparing a story for the The Stories We Tell podcast. As writers, we have the right and a responsibility to write "the other," and anyone who tells us that we can't better have a good reason for saying that. Identity politics can influence or even harm your writing.
The show is brought to you by Who Killed Julie?, a fiction docu-drama about the disappearance and life of Julie Macklemore.
If you're enjoying the show, please tell someone. The best way, besides forcing them to listen, is by leaving a rating and review on Apple Podcasts.
An impassioned plea in this episode for writers to consider where they're going for feedback on their stories -- coming from a recent experience I had while preparing a story for the The Stories We Tell podcast. As writers, we have the right and a responsibility to write "the other," and anyone who tells us that we can't better have a good reason for saying that. Identity politics can influence or even harm your writing.
The show is brought to you by Who Killed Julie?, a fiction docu-drama about the disappearance and life of Julie Macklemore.
If you're enjoying the show, please tell someone. The best way, besides forcing them to listen, is by leaving a rating and review on Apple Podcasts.
All I ever heard as I prepared to publish was that indie authors struggle to sell books during the holidays. In this episode, I tell you what happened to me.
Do you think podcasting could help you? Why not pick up Novel Idea to Podcast and see how quickly it can launch you (and your book sales). Sold at all retailers and in audiobook.
The show has 73 episodes and only 11 rating (and 7 reviews) in Apple Podcasts. If you love it, please take a moment to give it some love in return. Everything is 5-star, which touches my heart, but I know there are far more of you listening. A few seconds from you will help this show immensely. Thank you!
All I ever heard as I prepared to publish was that indie authors struggle to sell books during the holidays. In this episode, I tell you what happened to me.
Do you think podcasting could help you? Why not pick up Novel Idea to Podcast and see how quickly it can launch you (and your book sales). Sold at all retailers and in audiobook.
The show has 73 episodes and only 11 rating (and 7 reviews) in Apple Podcasts. If you love it, please take a moment to give it some love in return. Everything is 5-star, which touches my heart, but I know there are far more of you listening. A few seconds from you will help this show immensely. Thank you!
All I ever heard as I prepared to publish was that indie authors struggle to sell books during the holidays. In this episode, I tell you what happened to me.
Do you think podcasting could help you? Why not pick up Novel Idea to Podcast and see how quickly it can launch you (and your book sales). Sold at all retailers and in audiobook.
The show has 73 episodes and only 11 rating (and 7 reviews) in Apple Podcasts. If you love it, please take a moment to give it some love in return. Everything is 5-star, which touches my heart, but I know there are far more of you listening. A few seconds from you will help this show immensely. Thank you!
From the publisher's feed