- State of the Patreon Address: In which I detail all the things I hope that Patreon will help me do for my career in the coming year! And make a few adjustments to rewards levels, and let you know what special giveaway will happen when I reach my next goal.
- Mages of Aven Series #10-17: In which we meet, among others, a gambling Fracture mage, a Water-blessed midwife, and a Fire mage peddling love charms.
The first five installments in this series are available for public view, so if you’re not a patron yet, this is a great way to dip a toe in and see if you might like to join up! - Hamilblog #36-#41: All of which are “Non-Stop”, because that song is ridiculously complex!
- Hamilblog Act One Compendium: A PDF download, available to all patrons, of the rhetorical analysis for Act One of the show! This should make it easier to catch up, for new patrons — and it’s already making it easier for me to go back and cross-reference where necessary!
- From Unseen Fire Word Cloud, final version
- From Unseen Fire: Original Prologue: Original as in the one that I sent off to Connor back in 2013. Not wildly different from what ended up in the final, but the devil is in the details
- Short Video: Signing Stock: From my launch event!
- Figures in History: The Gracchi, Pt 2 — Gaius: Introducing the second and rather more inflammatory of the progressive Gracchi brothers.
- Drabble #27 and Drabble #29 — Arhena: Another pair of snippets from Aven’s pre-history, when I still envisioned it as a secondworld fantasy.
- Drabble #28 — Morgan le Fay: A Beltane-themed scene in honor of the lusty month of May!
- From Unseen Fire Deleted Scene — Melitta: A scene which originally took place in Chapter One, giving a bit of insight into how Marcia Tullia’s network of informants works.
- Sneak Peek — Annotations: Free content! A look at what I’ll be giving away when I reach my next goal!
- Sneak Peek — Working on Book Two: A glimpse at my process as I try to recover some of my older prolific habits.
- Abandoned Projects: Something that was going to be a play about the court of Elizabeth I, it seems? I have no memory of having written this!
- Storytime with Cass — Julius Caesar: In which I talk about one of my favorite Shakespeare plays at, uhm, some length. ;D
- Treatise on Aventan Magic #3: The continued history of the Aventan elements and their use through time.
