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Small print publications may run HeroicStories for free -- we're happy to provide this service to entrepeneurs of all types. Larger publications (generally speaking, those with larger distribution and paid advertising) need to contact us for our fee structure. HeroicStories was designed from the start as a newspaper column, which is one of the reasons we strictly enforce a 500-word limit. You can run as many as one HeroicStory per week. We have had an astounding reaction to this series. (See, for instance, these reader comments.) We think it's an incredibly powerful feature, and think your readers would agree. We look forward to hearing from you about your publication. You'll find a link to our contact form underneath our Terms of Use below.
What is HeroicStories? HeroicStories are true tales of people going out of their way to help others. They're not usually stories of life-and-death struggles to save lives (see samples here and recent examples here). The 400-500 word stories are submitted by readers, and professionally edited before release. We expected that HeroicStories would be very popular. We wildly underestimated the reaction. To prove the concept, we put it on the Internet as a free subscription feature. Our flagship weekly column, This is True, launched the same way in 1994, took four months to grow to 10,000 subscribers. HeroicStories reached the 10,000 subscriber mark 12 days after launch. Currently over 40,000 readers in over 118 countries subscribe. This Internet distribution will continue unchanged. (For details about This is True please click here -- this page will open in a new window.)
You may not simply lift the Internet feed for your use. Please review the requirements below. If you agree to them, contact us (see below) to make arrangements for the print feed.
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last updated: May 2008