Patreon announcement- the $5 tier is going down to $3! (Patreon)

Earlier this month, I did a poll asking if people would be interested in the $5 tier on the patreon going down to $3. I did this because I was noticing that tier tended to have a lot of turnover, and I wanted to make it more accessible. The answer was overwhelmingly yes. So this month, before payout, I'm changing the tier to $3!

I will work on changing the $5 posts so they're all available to $3 patrons. It's an undertaking, so it might take a couple days.

For the $3 tier you get access to:

-the opportunity to nominate for and vote in TWO monthly liveblog polls. You can help decide what I watch and liveblog each month-TWICE! It's a small voting pool too, so your vote really counts.

-Access to all my writing projects- this included multiple short stories involving such topics like depression and cats, the Existential Horror of Women in Refrigerators, a mook villain being hunted by a murderous magical girl after a tragic mistake, a short horror story about working for the Census, and more.

-You'll also get previews and updates about the novel I'm working on, and extended previews for any stories I publish in anthologies.

-Monthly Updates! I give an update every month where I talk about my writing progress, all the books I'm reading, the anime I'm watching, and what I've been up to. These include goofy pictures from Maddam Tussaude's Wax museum in London, salty book reviews, and more.

-First Look- I offer early access to my big posts- like seasonal anime reviews- where you can see them a couple days in advance. Right now the 'First Look' versions sometimes change a little in the final post and have slightly less pictures, but as I get used to that feature I'll change them to be more polished.

-An entire downloadable catalogue of all my old AMVs, including one I didn't post on tumblr. My old video reviews of the Stephanie Brown Batgirl run and Sailor Moon manga, AMVS I consider slightly cringe- it's all there!

-Access to the MFA Writing Lessons! These are writing lessons I did for graduate students learning creative writing, using a multitude of books as examples. I think they're pretty fun!

-Probably other stuff when I come up with it! I encourage my patrons to give suggestions.

As you can see, there's a lot of content! I really hope people take advantage of this offer, because I think it's pretty good!