Shameless Pandering

You know, it can be hard being an independent writer with no agent, no big publishing house supporting you, limited marketing, etc. So, I've done what so many other creators have done recently: I'm using the internet as a tool to raise money and created a Ko-fi page. If you enjoy what I do, please support me there. You can give a one-time donation or sign up for a monthly subscription and get lots of goodies! Check it out: https://ko-fi.com/antonioricardoscozze






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