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Published:
2018-10-03 11:35:56
Imported:
2023-04

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When I started a patreon page I did it with one thing in mind, to bring more to you, the readers. I'd love to know what you'd like to see more of. I know I keep promising the BG graphic novel and I PROMISE I am trying desperately to get it going with a quality artist. Several of the ones I thought would do well failed to produce quality work. And no matter how much I had invested in their first few pages I did not want to bring anything but something beautiful and sexy to these pages. 

While I know I am giving you content, with Bitter Sweet, silly comics, and some basic drawings for the beginning of BG, along with other art, and the serialized short story but I want to make sure I'm giving you enough. I know I'm not very timely but I'm pretty sure I'm putting up a minimum of four pages of content a month, sometimes more. But if that's not sufficient let me know and I'll try and locate another artist for side art. 

Also, if there's anything particular you want to see, please tell me. I'd love to give it to you. 

Comments

Anonymous

I support writers I like so that they can continue writing new books. From this perspective, Patreon rewards are actually counterproductive. If you feel pressured to create Patreon content instead of writing your next book, then it's definitely not what I want to achieve. I'd like to support your next full-length novel. Patreon content is just icing on the cake - if you have it it's nice and if you don't it's fine too.

AuthorAdrienneWilder

Creating art to share and doing Bitter Sweet gives me an outlet. I write in bursts. I'm either putting out 10k words a week or almost nothing, sometimes nothing. By having something to fill those gaps I feel less useless and depressed which gets me back on writing again. I really love the idea of a Bound Gods graphic novel, so much so it inspires me to think of how to arrange scenes when I write that would translate into a drawn scene even better. I'm working on two Bound Gods books right now, two contemporary, and part time on a horror/sci-fi. I jump from MS to ms and when I'm stuck I draw which helps to get me unstuck :)