Writer of Smutty and Not-so-Smutty Tales

About Me

My name's Tammy, I write things! Usually of a smutty nature, but I also like to mix it up with stories and things that interest me; my primary genres are Fantasy, Urban Fantasy, Sci-Fi and the occasional bit of cross-genre stuff. I usually publish my stories for free, though I'm trying to work my way into being a self-sustaining writer by publishing stuff on Amazon and other platforms.

My largest and most well regarded project (currently) is called the Dragon (S)Layers which is an epic fantasy with a fair bit of smut sprinkled in. First draft renders of which can be found at my friend's site over here: http://nakedblades.org/archive/dragon-s-layers-01-01-01.html

He also has a ton of other authors' fantasy erotica on his site, so if that's your genre, I highly recommend checking it out and joining their forums. There are some really talented people there and I'm blessed to have been accepted there.

So How Does This Patreon Thing Work?

Well, basically, I'm asking you to pledge as much or as little as you're comfortable with-- as little as $1.00-- every week. In return, I'm offering at least 3 pieces of content per week, if I don't produce those three pieces, I won't charge you. This is to ensure you feel you're getting your money's worth and it keeps me writing. You can set a max pledge amount so you don't go over your budget, too, so there are no surprises.

These pieces of content (chapters, if you will) usually run in the thousands of words: from 3,000 to 10,000. They're first draft material, but you'll see them before anyone else does, and you'll get the revisions as well. Patrons who pledge 5 dollars or more also get electronic versions of my novels and novellas for free when they come out, and when I get into an apartment (or find a mailing address), patrons who've pledged 20 dollars or more will get physical copies of my work, too.

What Your Pledge is Used For

Currently, I'm living on the streets (though that may soon change), so patreon pledges go primarily to food, laundry and quality of life things, but I'm also setting aside money to get an apartment. The money is also used to pay for editors, artists and web hosting stuff in order to promote my writing and give you a better quality product.