It’s been a while since my Muse of Fiction went back to her old sulky self, but I recently came up with a plot for a set of images I’ve been wanting to use in a story for several years now. I haven’t actually written the story yet, but it’ll probably be in the next few weeks. I suspect it may end up being a little longer than most of my tales, and I’m going to share it in a different way than usual. For a while now it has bugged me that I don’t give my subscribers any special privileges as I really should, so once I get that story written I’ll package it as a stand-alone for Kindle for like 99¢, but I’ll send all my subscribers, regular clients and donors a coupon code to get it for free. Then once I’m ready to put together my next fiction collection, it’ll be in there. I’m also going to offer my patrons a special deal on The Essential Maggie McNeill when I manage to put that together, which I’m rather hoping to manage before the end of summer (no promises, because those haven’t worked out well for this long-delayed project). And in the meantime, if you haven’t bought and read The Forms of Things Unknown I’d really, really appreciate it if you did, and reviewed it as well; I’m not sure what the exact threshold is for Amazon’s algorithms to start recommending the book to people who aren’t specifically looking for it, but the only way to find out is to get a LOT more reviews on it than I already have. And needless to say, more attention to my books will not only result in more money in my purse (always a good thing, especially since I haven’t caught up from paying for the move yet), but will also draw more eyes to this blog and maybe open those eyes to the absolute necessity for freeing consensual adult sexual activity from the list of things our culture allows state thugs to ruin people’s lives over.
Around the Block
January 22, 2018 by Maggie McNeill
That really does sound like a great read!
I read all of your fiction on this site in one day. It was wonderful and highly enjoyable!
Your website should be promoted to educate people about sex workers; Amazon book reviews are a good idea. I like how your views regarding peoples choices and agency in regards to sex, even issues that seem personally distasteful to you, such as adult incest. It seems that a lot of people are open to one or some, but not others. There are even individuals who support sex workers, but question whether women are being coerced when it comes to issues like BDSM or plural marriage. Personally, I am a bit undecided myself regarding whether or not some women are “groomed” into being “sister wives” in cultures such as the FLDS. However, I certainly don’t think it’s my business, nor anyone else’s, to go and “rescue” them against their will.
*I like how your views regarding peoples choices and agency in regards to sex *are consistent* *