August 3rd, 2009 Author: sythyry
How to Fuel Sythyry’s Vacation
I write and post Sythyry’s Vacation because I know that people read it
and enjoy it. The more fuel I get for it, the more I’ll write. So here’s
what I want for fuel, with the most important things up top. If you do any of
these things, you are encouraging me to write more.
- Feedback! Comments to me, on LJ or personal email or chat or whatever.
Notes to Sythyry, which zie sometimes answers and occasionally (rarely!)
even understands properly. Notes to other characters if you like.
Suggestions to me of things you’d like to see. Cheers for things you’re glad
you saw, or even complaints about things you weren’t glad you saw. Feedback
is what keeps me writing day by day, so it’s definitely at the top of the
list. - More readers! If you think that Yorgo the Approximately Glorious would
like Sythyry’s Vacation, tell zir about it. Sythyry’s
Vacation will be relatively self-contained, so Yorgo can start reading
about now and have relatively little to catch up on. - Buy our other stuff! There’s
the World Tree
RPG sourcebook, and
there’s A Marriage
of Insects. If you like Sythyry, you’ll probably like those, too. - Reviews on SF and RPG sites! Honest ones, and I do hope that means they’re
pretty good, but definitely honest. - Link me on your blog or website!
- Artwork! I keep
the art page
up to date, even, and people will view and admire your artwork. - Donate! This is cyber-funded creativity, I suppose. I’m not
particularly trying to make money off of it, but I do accept tips and
will probably do something nice for you (like a cameo) if you give me one.
- Answer the polls and such! I enjoy watching answers show up, and getting
surprised at the collective opinion. - Send us other creative or fun stuff!
And if you don’t do any of that … please keep reading Sythyry
anyways. That’s what it’s for. And as long as enough people are reading,
and I know it, I’ll keep writing.
And if you’re already doing that or have done it, thank you very much!
Enjoy!

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