Currently, things rest as follows:
--Straight donations: $145
--Zombie Painting Auction: $25 (+$25 match)
The big update for the project is that there are now two official perks (one you've already seen, and one new one):
Perk #1: Those who you follow my podcasts will know that my friend and I do a special segment for The Skiffy and Fanty Show called "Torture Cinema," in which we review bad science fiction and fantasy movies (sometimes books) while drinking alcohol. Anyone who donates $50 or more (including via the auction) will get to pick a movie for us to watch starting in August. No voting. You get to be dictator for the day.
There are only two rules: 1) the film must be SF/F (broadly defined), and 2) it must be something we haven't reviewed yet. You can find the list of previous Tortures here: http://skiffyandfanty.com/torture-cinema/
Perk #2: I'm giving away a small collection of short stories for donations $10 and up (whether direct to me or through John Ward's zombie painting auction). The stories will include:
--"Burned by Sol's Rain" (high-octane military SF involving time dilation and human/machine hybrids, among other things)
--"Irlgem" (sword and sorcery story about a female knight and a murder and a dangerous magic item)
--"Dear [Redacted]" (a humorous letter explaining why a planet as been marked for extermination, more or less)
--"Interstellar Realty" (a humorous far future tale about customer service, real estate, mortgage payments, and robotic dogs)
There are only two rules: 1) the film must be SF/F (broadly defined), and 2) it must be something we haven't reviewed yet. You can find the list of previous Tortures here: http://skiffyandfanty.com/torture-cinema/
Perk #2: I'm giving away a small collection of short stories for donations $10 and up (whether direct to me or through John Ward's zombie painting auction). The stories will include:
--"Burned by Sol's Rain" (high-octane military SF involving time dilation and human/machine hybrids, among other things)
--"Irlgem" (sword and sorcery story about a female knight and a murder and a dangerous magic item)
--"Dear [Redacted]" (a humorous letter explaining why a planet as been marked for extermination, more or less)
--"Interstellar Realty" (a humorous far future tale about customer service, real estate, mortgage payments, and robotic dogs)
Sound cool? I sure hope so...
Anywho!
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