Update and Announcements! (Patreon)

Hello lovelies!

I'm very excited about the coming weeks. The past couple of months have been a big whirlwind of big changes for me. I was out with friends and started chatting with a girl... and after talking for forty minutes, it turned out... we knew each other from years and years of working online in self-publishing. I had no idea that she was even Canadian, and she had no idea I lived in the same province as her. Long story short, we've been working together (and meeting up a lot). We've been sharing so many ideas. Now, we're kind of working together and that's very new and exciting for me. 

(I don't know if I can name drop her and out her just yet, so I apologize for being a bit vague)

You may notice a few changes over the next little bit. For starters, we're calling our merger Princess Publishing. I'm going to be working a lot with her in aspects of publishing that she's not particularly fond of, and she's going to be helping me with areas where I struggle. 

She loves collabs and has been strongly pushing me more into that direction, similar to what we did with the Chez Femme series. We got Lilly Lustwood on board for a big, fun non-fiction feminization collab, which will drop in two weeks. That is called GIRLY GUIDE: The Complete and Definitive Guide to Total Feminization, and it will be released in two parts, because it's just SO MASSIVE, we couldn't fit all the information into a single book. It's literally 500 pages.

My new friend/business partner also pulled some strings to bring Ava Hayes back to the Magnus Reid pen name. That's very exciting for me, because I was a bit worried that Magnus was over with. 

So next week, we will be putting out a new Magnus book, under the Princess Publishing banner, called STAR GUARDIAN: Space Valkyries. It's 400+ pages of fun, exciting, funny, and sexy. 

You possibly noticed the inclusion of images in recent releases; that's a big area where I'm getting help now with Princess Publishing; technology has long been my Achilles heel. When it comes to anything tech, I'm kind of... hiding in the corner and covering my face and rocking back and forth... and maybe crying a little bit. Now, I'm getting a lot of help and being shown how to do things that I didn't know how to do before. Some of it is admittedly out of my comfort zone, but I think it's good to step away from your comfort zone from time to time, or risk ending up redundant.