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http://PatronQuo.com is a newly launched website designed to showcase and promote the work of starving artists, with unique earnings and ranking charts that encourage all visitors to step up and act as patrons of their favorite writers and stories.
"Joe wouldn't think twice about killing anyone who got in his way. Which is why Katya felt herself extremely lucky to be alive despite being appalled at ending up in this humiliating position as she wrestled with the rope to free herself."
PatronQuo excerpt of "Jewel Thief" - by Rai Huntley
http://patronquo.com/story/268/Jewel-Thief/
"There was nothing for him here. He had no hopes of learning a trade, and after not returning to work he was certain that there wouldn’t be a job waiting for him."
PatronQuo novel excerpt from "The Snow Phoenix" - by Michael Boiteau
http://patronquo.com/story/285/The-Snow-Phoenix/
"She had guardedly started dating him but it wasn’t long before she found herself comfortable around him and looking forward to their time together."
PatronQuo excerpt from "Everly Mannington" - by Robert S. Murillo
http://patronquo.com/story/308/Everly-Mannington/
If you've voted on a Literary Match Bout at http://PatronQuo.com, feel free to post your comments on that match, or post a link to your review on this page.
From the opening paragraph of the short story Kill All Your Darlings, it’s quite evident that Tracie McBride has administered a sound literary beatdown on Kenneth Hoffman’s Up in Smoke – on stylistic grounds, if for no other reason.
The author of the short story, Forgiven, wants you to know that yes, indeed, it is a wonderful life out there – even if we, the readers, must navigate a tempestuous sea of typos, sentence fragments, and expository dialogue to get his uplifting message of peace and salvation.
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Imagine how cool these Literary Match Bout Charts could be if all the followers of this page each took some time out and judged a Match Bout or two on PatronQuo.com. We need your votes and comments to help build this innovative online resource for the literary community. Judge a match today!
Whether the literary community wakes up to it or not, PatronQuo.com continues to blaze its trail of innovation online with its new Literary Match Bout feature. The PatronQuo Match Bout Standings chart is now up on the Stats page (the bottom chart). Here, you can view which tales have kicked the m...
All the answers to the questions you have about our innovative new Literary Match Bout feature on PatronQuo.com: what it is, how it works, and why you should vote.
Literary Match Bout Update for "Slow Motion" by Joe Schwartz:
6 Total Matches: 5 Matches Leading, 1 Match Trailing
Visit his story page to view its Match Bout Record Chart
Fun and interactive money making website for fiction writers seeking patron support from their short story submissions.
"But Tomas was not here for those misguided men. He was here to save the mermaids' immortal souls. As if in response to his thoughts, a dozen sleek heads broke the surface of the water within arm's length of the boat. Mellie hissed and smacked at the mermaids with her oar. They hissed back and retreated to a safer distance. 'They like to hang around and gloat when we bring in a body, the filthy bi***es.' "
Excerpt from "Baptism" - by Tracie McBride
http://patronquo.com/story/180/Baptism/
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Now that we’re running literary death match bouts 24/7 for every tale submitted on PatronQuo.com, we thought it apt to roll out our new funky promotional death match banners.
PatronQuo.com is setting the standard for all book and short story submission websites with its pioneering launch of a Match Bout Record chart appended at the foot of every featured tale.
PatronQuo.com now has a menu of eye-catching, brain-teasing banners for you to choose from in telling your fellow web browsers about this innovative new initiative to promote fiction writers online through patron contributions.
PatronQuo.com has now launched its Match Bout Function for all short story submissions. Now, every short story comes with its own Death Match stats, while every reader now has the opportunity to submit a vote for a match bout, along with comments.
She’s currently the highest ranking author and patron on PatronQuo.com – and she’s feeling slightly uneasy about all the patronage money that’s come her way in recent days for her novel excerpt submission Hanging Wasp.
A powerful online marketing tool exists for ambitious fiction authors who are savvy enough and dedicated to spend the time using it in order to promote their novels and short stories.
All the answers you're seeking about how to submit, to set up your author profile, and what it means to be patronized.
With the launch of the new promotional story badge widgets on PatronQuo.com, short story and novel writers now have a powerful tool in their marketing arsenal in order to grow their readership base and to attract money patrons for their creative work. Jack's Inferno by Mike LambBE THIS TALE'S PAT...
Less than a day after receiving her first pay-out earnings from PatronQuo.com, author Cori Jones decided to give back to the community by patronizing author Holly Jahangiri’s The Trouble With Oliver.
Just days after she posted up her new patron badge, the patrons came out to play – and pay – this week for fiction author Cori Jones’ novel excerpt Hanging Wasp.
Earnings Alert: Author Cori Jones' "Hanging Wasp" earns $215 in patron payments so far this month. Stay tuned for further developments...
Fun and interactive money making website for fiction writers seeking patron support from their short story submissions.
If PatronQuo were to put out a wish list for its ideal kind of participating writers, they would have the following traits: Great storytelling abilities, tremendous egos, a thirst for competition, a ken for self-promotion, a dash of bombast, and a liberal spicing of anally obsessive attention to pe...
PatronQuo.com has now unveiled a highly effective tool to be used by writers in promoting their short stories and novel excerpts on PatronQuo. All participating authors may now make their appeals for patronage off-site by posting their customized, eye-pleasing PatronQuo badges far and wide, on the s...
To All Participating Writers on PatronQuo.com: The promotional badges for your posted stories are now available to be posted far and wide on the sites of your choosing. Badges are fantastic tools to build links to your story, and to widen your appeal for patrons.
We don’t know why one of PatronQuo’s participating authors, John Prescott, is preoccupied with the dark side of life. All we know is that he seems like a nice, normal guy…who happens to have a talent for writing about pretty macabre stuff. His first book, a collection of horror-themed short stori...
PatronQuo.com has stirred up a lethal cocktail of bloodlust and ego on the rocks, as its participating writers have been given the go-ahead to publicly issue one another “call-outs” for literary duels to be held at the Fiction Writers and Readers Death Match group page on Facebook.
"Since then Emily practiced her mind control constantly. She would stare down the kitty and try to make it meow."
Excerpt from "My Doppelganger" - by Winston Emerson
http://patronquo.com/story/131/My-Doppelganger/
"Kate has a morbid fascination with Sharon’s backside. She looks like two different women spliced together."
Excerpt from "Kill All Your Darlings" - by Tracie McBride
http://patronquo.com/story/140/Kill-All-Your-Darlings/
It’s raining patrons this month on PatronQuo.com – okay, well, more like drizzling – as new patrons step in to confer their patronage money on the authors of their choice.
Literary egos at PatronQuo.com are put to the test in a series of paired-off writing competitions featured on the new Facebook group page Fiction Writers and Readers Death Match.
This week's Patron Goddess Pin-Up is Ms.Vera Ellen. Vera is currently participating in a Pentagon project to test the psy ops effect of using lingerie models to fire artillery at the enemy.
"Dear Lord, how long does it take to smoke a fu***ng cigarette? Has he switched from Camels to Willie Wonka Everlasting Ci******es instead?"
Excerpt from the novel "The Book of Mark" - by Janet Lloyd Weber
http://patronquo.com/story/124/The-Book-of-Mark/
Today's Online Promotional Writing Tip: Mind your openings. We showcase the first two paragraphs of your submission on the PatronQuo home page. Your opening is the hook meant to seduce a visitor to click and read more - and perchance to offer up patronage in appreciation for your talent.
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