Welcome, LH Moore!

When you LITERALLY get paid for being a nice and decent human being…
I think whoever said that nice people end up last should probably reconsider.

I want to thank @somesillywowzer for tracking everything going on with ChiZine. I’m sure these past few days have been a lot with each revelation. I’m going to show some love this way: https://t.co/xXeP2hsQ14 and you should too.

— 📖𝕃ℍ 𝕄𝕠𝕠𝕣𝕖 is doing NaNoWriMo📖 (@ElleHM) November 10, 2019

Welcome, David…!

Welcome to my latest Patron, David Perlmutter!
(My Patreon: www.patreon.com/TonyaLiburd)

Patreon Patrons given extensive overview of my short story writing process

I’ve just given my Patrons screenshots to detail the process I’m currently going through to produce a story that’s hopefully between 1,000 – 3,500 words.

 

Interested in my process?

Want to know how a person with a mental health disability goes about creating?

Become a Patron!

http://www.Patreon.com/TonyaLiburd

Been a while, but… updates!

I attended CanCon! (www.can-con.org)
Public report incoming; I talk about the most important thing that I did/happened to me at CanCon in my Patreon update…(link below)

My poem, “Strange Ink”,  appears in Polar Borealis Magazine,’s July/August 2017 issue!

Alligators In The Sewers, an Unnerving Magazine chapbook, contains my poem, “Let Me In”!

Skiffy and Fanty Podcast interview me in their Signal Boost feature

I was part of Cat Rambo’s roundtable discussion on the #BlackSpecFic reports and what do no next for SFWA

New update in my Patreon!

Today seems to be Microfiction Idea Day…

Go take a nap, wake up with another microfiction idea…

Here’s a taste:-
“Open the door, you son of a bitch!”
Bang. Bang. Bang. The wood on the bathroom door began to splinter.

Wanna read the whole thing? Sign up at my Patreon for the appropriate award!

http://www.Patreon.com/TonyaLiburd

I have a Patreon now!

I need to eat.
I need to create.
I need to network to access resources to improve my writing. I need to not have to choose between eating and transportation.
I need to sell the anthologies I am in to make money at conventions.
All this and more is why I have turned to Patreon, where I have unique content, and I plan on going deeper into the trials, the tribulations, the struggle, the drive, to not just survive with a major mental illness, but to live, thrive.
It’s not a smooth journey.
Interested? Become a patron.

Help me live.