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I know it's been a bit quiet here for the past month or so, since my Amazon suspension. I've been working hard to prepare for a crazy 2023 here on Patreon. There's a lot of work that still needs done before things get really hot and heavy. 

Amazon's Kindle Unlimited program has a 90-day cool-down requirement with unpublished books. After my suspension, I removed over fifty books from my Amazon catalogue. The plan is to relocate them all here! Roughly 25 days still remain on that cool-down though, so please be patient. In the meantime, I'm reformatting and making everything ready to go.

The plan is to release a chapter EVERY DAY. I'm working to schedule this process, however, as you can imagine, it means formatting and scheduling over 350 posts, and I'm doing this while working on new content. I've also taken on the duty of designing all of the covers for the trans romance group series that will launch at the end of this month (featuring work from DL Savage, Ava Hayes, Kenzie McKay, myself, Sophie Pert, Ursula Lovelace, Lilly Lustwood, and Clover Cox). And on top of that, I've been working on getting the first Nikki Crescent audiobooks up for sale. One Big Oopsie will be available within the next ten business days. 

So, consider this the calm before the storm! It will be a very exciting year to be a member here, so just be patient with me and get ready for tons of content! 


And just an update on Sissy School:

I've decided to pause Sissy School for the moment because engagement slid and then finally crashed around Christmas. I only received a couple submissions for the last assignment. It's not over, but it is on a hiatus until I see a bit more activity. I noticed the slide in activity after the third week, and I assumed that the issue was that the assignments were too risky or too challenging, but engagement continued to slide when I tried to make them more simple. For me, Sissy School is a ton of work, and it's something I run for free. I can't justify the work if only three or four people are consistently participating. I think we can pull it back together, but let's just wait for people to return from their Christmas comas!