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Sorry for the delay on WTT 61. I've had a small family emergency that's sucked up all my free time, but our next story is recorded and partially produced and it will be posted as soon as possible.

When the dead walk the earth, the mainstream media breaks down -- what with journalists fleeing in news choppers and all.  So I was relieved to discover Zombie-O-Matic.com, a service purportedly run by the Dept. of Homeland Security.  read more »

Update:  The monthly prize for August's most active member is Chuck Palahniuk's new novel, "Pygmy."  read more »

In response to a couple of recent user requests, we've added a small wrinkle to the WTT site -- movie-style content ratings.   read more »

Sorry folks, but we had to push the schedule back a week.  Our next audio tale will be up Thursday, July 30.

I'll try to make up for it with an extra tale in the near-future.

I've tweaked Well Told Tales a bit to make posting content easier.  A lot of folks were having trouble with our (admittedly buggy) WYSIWYG editor -- lots of gobbledygook text when posting from Word, missing or double returns between paragraphs, etc.  But the new system should fix those problems and make things easier all around.  read more »

Lord knows Well Told Tales loves zombies (see audio tales: Death's a Bitch, Stop Loss, I Used to Love Her,  read more »

Looking for a get-rich quick Internet scheme?  Can't help you out there. 

But WellToldTales.com is now splitting Google Ad revenue with users 50/50!

Here's how to get rich some spare change in three easy steps:  read more »

J.C. Hutchin's supernatural thriller novel "Personal Effects: Dark Art" hits North American bookstores today. For the uninitiated, J.C. Hutchins is a leading podcaster and the author of the "7th Son" series, and his latest work combines a traditional novel with lots of interactive elements, like character blogs, voicemail and more.  read more »

Personal Effects: Dark Art author: J.C. Hutchins,Jordan Weisman asin: 0312383827

Woo-hoo, Well Told Tales now has 100 registered users. 

A lot more folks subscribe to the podcast or drop by as guests, but I'm pretty happy to hit such a nice, round number for full-fledged members.

Thanks to everyone who has signed up.  And to any lurkers, come on in, the water's fine.