
Show Notes
In the latest episode of What the SFF?!, join Tim Pratt, author of the Axiom trilogy and Doors of Sleep, and Molly Tanzer, author of the Diabolist's Library trilogy and weird-Western Vermillion, as they chat with Head Robot Eleanor Teasdale!
Listen in as they discuss how authors can use Patreon to showcase their writing (or their cats), the trials and tribulations of crowdfunding, and the singular joys of working on Mario manga.
Our Guests
Tim Pratt
Patreon
Books by Tim
Doors of Sleep
The Alien Stars and Other Novellas
The Axiom Trilogy
Antiquities and Tangibles
The Marla Mason Series
Molly Tanzer
Website
Molly (and Toad's) Patreon
Books by Molly
The Diabolist's Library Trilogy
Vermillion
Super Mario Manga Mania
Other Books/Links Mentioned
The Merry Blacksmith Press
The Whole Picture by Alice Procter
Road out of Winter by Alison Stine
Doors of Eden by Adrian Tchaikovsky
The Talented Miss Farwell by Emily Gray Tedrowe
All Creatures Great and Small by James Herriot
Goodnight Beautiful by Aimee Molloy
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