Winners of the Society's Monsters Reborn giveaway! Also updates

• Catherine Christner
• kimberly mclaughlin
• Samantha Honaker
• lori locklear
• Susan Staffeld
• Sharon Harms
• tammy belcher
• Hean
• Sandy Reis
• Terry Stewart
• amanda klaahsen
• Elizabeth Palazzo
• Toni
• amber cook
• Wendy L Hines

• alison paige
• Lisa A Karafa
• Susanne Follette
• Tami Crooks
• jody white
• Jessica Puente
• Maria Adolf
• Carrie Lsncon
• Thelma Henderson
• Scott Blatz
• Amanda Creech
• Jessica valenzuela
• Desaree Yarbrough
• Angelia
• Kim Jacobson

Congratulations to these people and thank you for participating!

I just got back from vacation and I'm almost done writing my next book So Good, but So Evil. I'll have the sample for it later and I'll have the extra story that goes with it out (Kyle the Cosmic Comic Hero) for download for free as an eBook.

Looking for advice about Patreon

If you haven't noticed, I have a Patreon that's pretty much in its starting stages and I'd like to really get it going. I'd like to hear your opinions and advice as to what to do with it to improve it and get people to use it. Of course if I'm going to hand out free books and such to people for their efforts and dedicate myself to it further as long as what advice they give me works.
Thank you!

Reading and Finding Influences

If you don't know, I've been reading the Sword Art Online series as in everything. Every light novel, every manga, played every video game, watched every episode, and I'll watch the movie when it comes out on DVD. This is a hate love relationship with the series and because of it, I made Trapped Body and Soul in a Video Game which became my highest selling book. I'll probably read the summaries of the books on the wiki since going through the books are so painful.
I've also been reading the New testament of the Bible and sometimes the Old testament (as Jordan Peterson goes through it) and I've made Scraping By and two Society's Monsters stories with one of them hitting the number one best seller list on Amazon for a short while. I also have another book coming out called Best Intentions, Worst Results which is story inspired by Bloodborne and criticizes people on both the religion and science side of things. I also have Christian themes and morals all throughout my books since I believe they are correct and good.
I just thought it would be interesting to talk a bit about my influences and how bad stories and good ones can help you create stories. Please comment and leave your thoughts as I would appreciate what your thoughts are about this.

All 60 winners of the Cursed Tales of Fright giveaway

* = sorry this took so long. I just got all the names (as given) today.

Congratulations to;

• Tess M. Kuckleburg
• willie brooks
• Rebecca Rosandich
• Ramona Hupcey
• jody holbrook
• Joe Kulesza
• Michelle
• Hali Kennedy
• Sherry
• Kimberly Bryan
• Brian S Yerington
• lisa hootman
• christina smith
• gordon hayes
• John W Covington
• Grace Gilda Wilson
• kimberly mclaughlin
• Richard A Lindgren
• kayla willis
• DANIEL P MAHONEY, JR
• Bobby-Jo
• Angela Bryant
• Josie
• Diane Jeter
• Deborah Clark
• joyce stewart
• nancy j burgess
• Jennifer Lowe
• Michelle Mead
• Stephanie Gregory

• Deborah W Bannister
• Tim Lehman
• tracey
• Beckie
• chris naugle
• Marissa Arenas
• Harold J Beane
• jerilynn rodriguez
• Sue Horvath
• Willow Sorna
• No Name is Given
• Heather
• Matthew Tann
• Amy McDaniels
• Martha Kester
• Janet shook
• Ruth Clifton
• Wendy L Hines
• Laura
• Donna
• samantha thomas
• Carrie ann capehart
• Danielle Pelto
• Erin Marie Foard
• Judy Inscho
• Diane
• Marsharhinesmith
• Elizabeth Palazzo
• Stacie Wilson
• Kim Jacobson

Thank you all for participating in the giveaway!

New Acting out Characters episode

Today's episode is Nick the killer from Choice and Consequence of Redemption. Hope you enjoy!

Thoughts on gay pride and the start of sjw "but muh feelings"

So this is just some theories and thoughts I have on the topic. My first hardest thought that most will disagree with is that I don't think that gay/lesbian feelings don't actually exist (meaning that you can't feel feelings of sexual attraction or lust for the same sex in other words). This sounds crazy in the modern day, but let me say these few theories that I have based on what I've heard so take them with a grain of salt.

1. Gay feelings started from being raped by the same sex

- This is based on a friend of mine bringing this up when they said people in this situation think that what they felt while being raped is actual love. I think Milo Yiannopoulos said something about this so it could be a factor in someone thinking if they're straight or gay. Side note my friend told me of a Swedish survey of gay people that had the overwhelming number of them saying that they were raped or molested. This survey was never officially released because of it's conclusions. I haven't found it and don't know where to look for it, but it's possible that the now SJW country is keeping it under wraps or just deleted it.

2. Gay feelings started from rejection or hatred of the opposite sex

- People could feel more attracted to the same sex because they keep getting rejected or just hate the opposite sex. This gives the impression to the person that a particular sex acts only a certain set of negative ways while the other has mostly positive especially if they keep hanging out with same sex friends.

3. Misreading your own feelings

- Feelings for a best friend and feelings for a lover are two separate, but similar feelings. People who are straight will usually say that they love their same sex friends as brothers, sisters, or family. This goes back to the second idea where you just haven't met the right person from the opposite sex.

4. Gay feelings started from pressure from others

- With being gay being popular these days, it's plausible that people become gay because it's the cool thing to be. Another reason is that you could say you feel a particular way about someone of the same sex and others might say you are gay. People might reject this at first, but peer pressure could drive them to be gay.

These are just a few ideas I had and I could totally be wrong about them, but the more and more gay people I hear about fitting into these ideas, the more and more I don't believe being gay is real.
Now, the start of sjw "muh feelings" arguement might've started with gay rights because being gay is based on feelings rather than facts. They also got a law allowing gay marriage again, based on their feelings and gay pride is one of the main pushing points of the far left, SJW agenda.
I just felt like this needed to be said and heard by a few people since it's been on my mind and nobody (I've heard of) has ever brought it up.

Info on my books

This is what I've seen from my book publishing;
A normal no name book that I release sells 3 - 5 copies maybe more if I'm lucky.
A book in my series (Choice and Consequence or Society's Monsters) sells 10 - 15 (around 15 - 20 for C&C).
A free book gets 30+ people to read it.
A book that takes obvious inspiration from a popular series (Trapped Body and Soul in a Video Game being the prime example) sells over 40+ copies with the free unedited version having over 80 views on my blog here (not counting the 25+ people who read the chapters as they came out for free).
Amazon eBook giveaways increase the sales a bit for all kinds of books.

Just thought I'd throw this out there for those who were wondering how a no name self-publishing writer like me sells to people.