Signal boosting post
Jan. 14th, 2013 01:24 pmTwo of my always-Kickstart creators are having Kickstarters at the same time:
MeiLin Miranda, author of An Intimate History of the Greater Kingdom, is Kickstarting The Machine God, her book in a shared world series called The Drifting Isle Chronicles. If you like steampunk or just awesome writing, check it out!
Unwoman is Kickstarting her next album of cello covers. I am drooling. I'm already obsessed with her music, but if you like cellos, check it out!
bigbang_mixup is starting up again! In this big bang, mixers create playlists first, and then authors create stories based on those (and artists create art based on the stories)! I did this last year, and while I wasn't a hundred percent happy with the story I ended up with, I had a lot of fun writing based on a playlist. Signups for mixers, authors, and artists open tomorrow!
aldersprig is doing amazing things. I don't even know what to link to. But if you like fantasy and/or SF and/or erotica, you should read her stories. Go read them!
The Three Jaguars is now a webcomic! It's starting a little slow, but I'm looking forward to seeing where it will go. If you're not already familiar with the Three Jaguars, M. C. A. Hogarth wrote a series of essays on business and marketing for artists of all kinds--because the jaguars are Marketer, Business Manager, and Artist, all contained within on person. It's great advice and webcomics are awesome.
MeiLin Miranda, author of An Intimate History of the Greater Kingdom, is Kickstarting The Machine God, her book in a shared world series called The Drifting Isle Chronicles. If you like steampunk or just awesome writing, check it out!
Unwoman is Kickstarting her next album of cello covers. I am drooling. I'm already obsessed with her music, but if you like cellos, check it out!
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The Three Jaguars is now a webcomic! It's starting a little slow, but I'm looking forward to seeing where it will go. If you're not already familiar with the Three Jaguars, M. C. A. Hogarth wrote a series of essays on business and marketing for artists of all kinds--because the jaguars are Marketer, Business Manager, and Artist, all contained within on person. It's great advice and webcomics are awesome.