3/14/2017: Back From NEEHU! (Patreon)

So just barely missing the big snow storm I made it home from NEEHU, and I have to say it was one of the best weekends of my life. I made so many new friends, and got to witness a ton of fun hypnosis stuff. I was even able to play a little bit, but since this was my first ever hypnosis convention I figured that I would take it easy and focus on introducing myself for future events.

Now that I've been able to have a good home cooked meal and relax I'm eager to get back to writing and put some of these new experiences to work. I also have to say that I'm incredibly honored to see that you guys have brought my patreon to over a thousand dollars. I know I say this every time but I'm really blown away by the support you guys have shown me. This really makes writing erotica into a part time job for me, and now I'm determined to treat it as such.

I promise you guys that I'm going to be buckling down to put out more content and keep improving myself as well. My goal is to write at least five days a week, for at least 2 or 3 hours each time. If I keep to that schedule I'll finally be able to stop flying by the seat of my pants, finishing stories right before the deadlines I give myself. I hope to build up a buffer of story chapters so I can take more time with it, and hopefully institute a reward tier I've wanted for a while where people who pledge $10 will get the next week's chapter early. I figure there will be some of you eager for your fix of Snake Goddess or Enslave all Cheerleaders.

Last thing is that I've been considering finding some early readers who could help me out by reading early drafts of my stories and offering some helpful notes. This wouldn't be part of the reward tiers since they're not finished copies of new chapters, but if any of you find yourself with free time and want to help me out my writing feel free to comment  below. What I'm hoping for is that these early readers can commit to reading and reviewing at least three chapters a month, so this way I can always make sure a second set of eyes looks over all of my stories. This way they can help me find typos, inconsistencies from previous chapters, and just help point out when a sentence is confusing or seems redundant. I don't need an in depth book report or anything, just a few helpful notes that can help cut down my time reviewing and editing every chapter.

PS: The entire time I've been writing this post I've had to stop five times because my cat kept jumping up onto the desk. I didn't even know we had catnip in the house but she found it lol