What do you get when you cross the ancient practice of patronage with modern crowd funding? Short answer, Patreon! Patreon is a platform that connects artists with patreons, using an on-going ... Read More about Artist Support: Exploring Patreon for Writers
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Debt-Free University to Ministry Part Ten: Becoming Self-Sustaining
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Five Lessons Learned From My First Year of Full-Time Writing
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