The Great Shift

So, I think I have all the episodes up here now on the Ghost Stories community plan. If you notice any that aren't available here, let me know and I'll find them and upload them.

Also, attached to the Community Plan are a host of longer works that were originally broken into separate episodes (M R James More Ghost Stories of an Antiquary, Dracula, Rebecca, Frankenstein, etc). They are included in the ghost stories community plan. That is to say there is no extra charge for them. If you see a charge on them that is for people who are not in the Community Plan to buy them separately. Try to click them and they will be free with the Community Plan that you are on.

I am also uploading all my own stories and audiobooks up here, including some that have not been lished anywhere else. This will be a separate plan from the Ghost Stories plan and the reasons for this are twofold:

Not everyone who wants classic ghost stories wants Tony Walker stories.

I have to charge for them separately as I think I should be able to earn something from my own writing and not have to give my work away. But, I did not want to make it a subscription. At the moment it's free, so get in quick!

In future I think I'll make a one-off charge for the Tony Walker Stories which should be a one off purchase with no auto renewal. I will figure out what to charge for that because it will be my whole body of work, but it won't be a rip-off.

So that's my update for Podia.

All the best, Tony

Join The Classic Ghost Stories Podcast Community

Moved over to Podia, all episodes and audiobooks (Dracula, Frankenstein, Phantom of the Opera, etc, etc) included in the Community Plan. Normally $7 a month, but 15% off with the coupon FIRSTIN

See you there?

Tony

Substack and Me

Substack has not been a big success story for me. I post classic ghost story audio episodes here and they get some opens and some comments. However, it takes as much work for me to post here as to Spotify or YouTube and there is nowhere near the response.

My feeling is that Substack is for people writing articles with a strong slant one way or the other - very much like traditional journalism. Opinion pieces and suchlike.

I would like to close my Substack but I have 67 paying members.

I would like to encourage you to close your membership on Substack. I am trying out Podia and have a website with links to join the community at www.classicghost.com

However, I am still exploring Podia and it might be that it requires more internet skills to sign up and navigate than many of the classic Classic Ghost Stories Podcast followers are comfortable with.

But I’d like to close Substack and then if Podia doesn’t work, concentrate on Patreon.

What do you substackers think about this? You may love this platform and this may be where you want to stay.

Let me know