A group of writers from around the country have launched a Web site covering topical news and information on everything from sex to wildlife.
(PRWEB) April 12, 2004 -- Ever wonder what happened to the smart-ass kids from high school detention hall? They grew up to be us. Only now we have keyboards, the Internet and more curiosity than a 12-year-old boy with a skin mag. And while the teachers were wrong – we didnt end up on drugs and in jail – we are junkies, all the same.
Were amazed by the truth, addicted to the infinite details of everyday life. We cant get enough of the things people do, the places we see.
This site comes from a drive to chronicle. We have two simple goals: to find the stories that interest us – and others, we hope – and tell them back to our readers as best we can.
It's not Journalism with a capital J, but it's accurate and timely all the same. The site's staffed by professional writers and journalists, covering a variety of subjects with insight and irreverence.
We use a blogging format that helps make the world a true Web - stories interconnected by hyperlinks to give them context and meaning. The content is free, no pop-ups allowed.
This is the year of journalism's next evolution. At StoryHunters.com, we're getting warm fuzzies just being part of it.
And oh yeah, people seem to like us. Since we launched a few days ago, more than 2,000 readers have stopped in.
http://www.storyhunters.com
contact@storyhunters.com
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