Category: kickstarter
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Changing your pledge on Kickstarter
A while ago I wrote a post on how to back a Kickstarter campaign. The Kickstarter website is far from intuitive, and this stuff is confusing. I’ve now discovered that it’s even harder to change your pledge, for example to include additional add-ons. And so here is a quick how-to for anyone wanting to do…
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Krill Journal
Coming next from Peakrill Press, and currently fundraising on Kickstarter: Krill Journal. Krill is a multidisciplinary journal of creativity, featuring 80 pages of fiction, art, activities, poetry, and nonfiction created by a diverse group of over 30 people. Here’s a sample of what will be included in Krill: The Kickstarter campaign runs until 27th July…
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Dregs of Rudetown comic by Chris Barker
The next publication from Peakrill Press (after this one) will be the comic Dregs of Rudetown by Chris Barker. We’re making copies of the comic ridiculously cheap on Kickstarter – £5 including postage for a 40-page comic. The comic covers the everyday exploits of nineties folk – featuring everything from landlines to indie discos, fruit machines to…
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Kickstarter delivery charges
Art by The Mycoleum This is a controversial take, so bear with me; games publishers: please include up-front delivery costs with your Kickstarter campaigns. That’s the way Kickstarters always used to work, but in recent years most campaigns have switched to third-party services like Backerkit. When using Backerkit, delivery costs are not factored in…
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You May Find A Bed
There is no convenient time to break your leg There is no convenient time to find your soul There is no convenient time to submit to force There is no convenient time to starve There is no convenient time to have a child There is no convenient time to lose your will There is no convenient time to have a…
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Kaverns & Kittens
COMING SOON FROM PEAKRILL PRESS… Writer Mister Daniel Nathan Sumption and Illustrator Master Maximillian Benjamin Hartley present: KING ARTHUR vs. DEVIL KITTY, a modern retelling of the medieval story of good King Arthur, and of how he killed a giant cat (how very brave of him!) This is a genuine medieval tale, and it’s about…
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noisms and the Hall of the Third Blue Wizard
I interviewed noisms, who blogs as Monsters and Manuals, publishes noisms games, and is best known for his fantasy game setting Yoon Suin, the Purple Land. Right now he’a running a Kickstarter for The Corridor of the Seventh Green Magic User The Hall of the Third Blue Wizard, a zine featuring high-quality commissioned RPG modules and short…
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Learning to Draw Trees – now live
Cover image/limited edition print – work in progress Just a quick note to say that Learning to Draw Trees is now live on Kickstarter
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Learning to Draw Trees – and other news
While Mostly Harmless Meetings is nearly ready to go to print, I have launched a pre-launch page for my next Kickstarter project, Learning to Draw Trees, which will be part of ZiMo – #ZineMonth222. In other news, Peakrill Press now has a Twitter account. Also, the more eagle-eyed of you may have noticed that…
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Mostly Harmless Meetings: we’re nearly there
I’ve finished writing and designing Mostly Harmless Meetings, “a zine of countryside encounters” – above is a sample spread. Kickstarter backers should already have an email telling them how to download the PDF. After the inevitable last-minute edits, this will be going off to print in around a week. Once all of the Kickstarter backers…