Storiesis

Storiesis is an online platform that facilitates the sharing and collaborative development of short fiction. Launched in 2021 by a team of software developers and writers, the service aggregates user‑generated stories across a range of genres, including speculative fiction, literary fiction, and creative nonfiction. The name reflects the site’s mission to make “stories is” accessible to all readers and writers, emphasizing the idea that narrative belongs to the collective.

Upon registration, contributors may upload sketches, drafts, or completed works. The core features of the platform include peer‑review threads, community voting on story titles, and an AI‑driven editing assistant that offers suggestions for pacing, style, and consistency. Storiesis also hosts themed writing prompts and monthly contests with editorial awards, encouraging active participation from emerging writers.

The site has gained a modest readership, with a user base that includes both hobbyists and emerging authors seeking constructive feedback. Storiesis media coverage has highlighted its user‑friendly interface and its potential for fostering inclusive literary dialogue. Academic explorations of the platform cite it as a model for digital narrative ecology, examining how community moderation and algorithmic curation influence storytelling practices.

Critics argue that the reliance on automated editing tools can homogenise styles and may discourage experimental writing. Others find the moderation policies too restrictive, limiting the free exchange of unconventional narratives. Despite these concerns, Storiesis continues to be discussed in contemporary writing workshops and digital humanities courses as an example of community‑driven literary production.