Blake Hart
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Exciting Updates & What’s Coming Next!
🕑 Added 2025-02-02 13:04:10 +0000 UTCHey everyone!
I just wanted to take a moment to thank you all for your amazing support and welcome again to all new members! Your encouragement and subscribing to my patreon means the world to me, and I couldn’t do this without you!
What’s New?
Walking the Line is finished for now! Thanks to everyone who read and engaged with that story.
There are some changes coming up! First, I’m thinking of adjusting how many stories I have going at once to make it easier for you to follow. My thought is to focus on one taboo story and one regular story each week, but instead of alternating every other day, I’ll dedicate half the week to one story and the other half to the other. What do you guys think?
Starting this week, I’ll be taking Mondays off from posting. I hope that’s okay with everyone!
Me and JRS Tales have been working on a 4-part continuation of Breaking in the Straight, and we are already in the finishing stages. Stay tuned if you enjoyed that one!
What’s Coming Next?
I’d love for you to decide which story gets an update this Wednesday! Vote in this poll.
As always, all members are welcome to my private Reddit group—just send me your Reddit username.
I’m always looking for ways to make this experience even better for you. If you have any feedback or suggestions, I’d love to hear them!
“See you” all again on Tuesday with an Experimenting with My Cousin update!
Comments
Blake
Hey! Thanks for the input—I really appreciate it! Right now, I don’t have any plans to do that, as my hands are pretty full with writing, admin work, Reddit, and my studies. If I ever decided to go that route, I’d have to spend a lot of time proofreading before putting anything into an e-book, since that feels much more permanent. I’d want that edition to be as polished as possible. Here on Patreon, I’m less worried about minor writing mistakes because people can point them out, and I can edit in real time, saving me from having to proofread everything ten times before publishing. On top of that, making e-books would take extra time, which would likely require a new tier to justify the effort. It would also shift things toward a more traditional "buying my work outright" model, which could lead to people subscribing, paying $4 to download everything, and then canceling. That wouldn’t feel entirely fair to me or my long-term subscribers. That said, I’m not dismissing the idea completely. If I do move forward with it, I’d likely sell them in a separate tier here or on an external platform like Smashwords. Either way, sorry for the long response—I just wanted to be thorough! I might start by testing it out with one of my stories and see how it goes :)
Galo
Thanks for the update. Any thoughts on providing your completed stories as epub files for e-readers, as an extra benefit for supports? https://calibre-ebook.com/ is an easy tool to make it happen.
