The plan for Sci Phi Journal is to have 2 new items each week, a free item on Mondays and a subscriber only item on Fridays. There will also be book reviews and short films posted on Thursdays on alternating weeks and general news and updates posted on Tuesdays. When the patronage grows sufficiently I will add items on the Wednesdays.
All current subscribers should have an email from sci phi journal about how to activate your account. If you haven’t received it or you would like a different username or some other correction please contact editor@sciphijournal.com
If you are a subscriber and you are logged in then you should be able to see this message. Thanks for subscribing and im looking forward to the future and I hope you are too!
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[…] The new format of Sci Phi Journal is about to begin, with the first article due within the next hour or two. I have an article that will appear in January, but to get access to all the top-quality content (and some other benefits), you’ll need to be a subscriber. Details can be found over at the Sci Phi Journal site […]
The Patron page says that the charges will be per issue. What exactly will an issue constitute? I’m trying to discern what that means in the context of your subscriber-only stories and such.
Sorry I should clarify that. It will be charged once a month. But I didn’t want to set it to monthly on Patreon so if things fall over I can stop charging everybody by posting no further “paid posts”. I will have to reword it.
Ah, ok. Thanks for the clarification.
Well, I’m in. I really like what you have going here, and I think the publication’s theme has tremendous potential to attract a wide audience.