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As some of you may have noticed, I changed the reward tiers a bit. They're still the same, more or less, but I've added a couple of new things here and there. I also tried to make them a little more clear and concise.

Let me know what you think about the changes and whether you think I can make them any better.

In other news, I'm on the penultimate chapter for The Royal Cock. Which means that Futa Note is coming very soon.

I also wanted to ask if you guys think I should alternate chapters. By which I mean; when I post a chapter for one story, would be it a good idea to then work on a separate story. Then go between those two stories in that fashion. 

Let me know what you all think in the comments, or join me for a stream in the near future (probably Wednesday or Thursday)

Comments

Strawman

Depends on how you write. Personally, while I can manage multiple story-lines at a time I prefer to focus on one until it is finished. However most of my storytelling has a verbal element as it is long running tabletop campaigns of my own design. However I know of many writers that practice alternating stories because it "keeps them creative and gives more time for certain stories." Sanderson, among other more prolific authors, writes of it often in his blogs when asked why he usually writes multiple shorter stories between each of his larger books. So I see no harm in trying it out if you think it will help. What is the worse case scenario? You recognize that the other stories are drawing your focus away from a specific story you'd rather focus on? It isn't like that couldn't be recognized or corrected before it caused "lasting damage".

Jessica

Having just spent the last 4 hours reading The Royal Cock I can say I'm looking forward to the conclusion. Also, the new tiers look great.

Tosaki

Thanks, Miraculous. Hope the finale doesn't disappoint, when I get around to it. Glad you like the updated tiers.

Tosaki

I used to push out a chapter for each of my stories before returning to any of them a year or so ago, but I also tried to make the chapters as long as short stories so it always took me forever to get back to the others. But I think I've refined my writing - in style, speed, quality and quantity - that it might be worth trying two narratives, rather than one. Particularly since that would let me garner interest in two separate stories and see which one people want more of. And yeah, my biggest fear is starting another one and suddenly becoming engrossed in that. It's happened before that I've burned myself out in writing frenzy because I got way to into an idea. Basically, let's see how it goes. I'll be shoving a poll up on Futanari Palace (where the majority of my audience is) to see what the second story should be. Also, thank you so much Strawman for upgrading to a $5 tier. It means a lot, I assure you.