presents TALL, TALL TALE CONTEST We all crave a good "yarn" every once in a while, and some Humdinger writers gave us just that! Click the link below to read the first story or click on blue links to visit a specific page. Click here to read the first story. An Old Man Story By Dan Sullivan   INTERNET DATE By Carmen Diode   TALL TALE By Scott M. Sparling   He Married a Yeti By Lloyd Hudson Frye   “Yo-de-ley-e-he!” By J.B. Pravda   OLD DOG RUMBLE By Robert Rives   Click here to read the first story.     It’s Free, offers inspiration and advice others charge money to deliver, provides resources and links and reminds you that you’re a Writer. Subscribe to Jack of Genre, Humdinger’s monthly e-zine by clicking the above link. The above link will take you to the idiosyncrasies, eccentricities, and delightful weirdness of Humdinger’s unpretentious writers. A laugh, a giggle, a guffaw! Visit Editor-in-Chief Chris Goebel’s Writing Page to learn writing tips that will help you impress editors and get published sooner.     Enter Humdinger's Writing Contests.  Give yourself a great excuse to write: it’s free and it’s fun!       Click the box above to visit a strange new world, where Chris Goebel, editor of Humdinger Literary E-zine, shares tremendous mistakes, clumsiness, as well as—fortunately, useful writing tips, advice and links.     Click this link to visit Humdinger’s extensive Links for Writers, with resources, fun, information about literary agents, publishers and more!