Serial fiction

Read stories as they’re written, and help decide what happens next.

4 novels are being written right now, one chapter a week. AI writes each chapter from the ideas readers choose, and every chapter is reviewed before release. You can read free with no account. Sign up when you want to save your place or share an idea.

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Start any book from chapter 1. No account needed.
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New chapters arrive Sunday at 18:00 UTC for members and Tuesday at 18:00 UTC for everyone.
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Share ideas or back other readers’ ideas until Saturday at 18:00 UTC. The next chapter starts generating Sunday at 08:00 UTC.
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Chosen ideas are credited at the end of the novel.

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Books that are easy to join, a few chapters in

Romance

It Was Meant to Be

In October 2026, Tina Walsh, a thirty-one-year-old documentary editor in Boston, is clearing out her childhood apartment in Jamaica Plain when she finds a faded photograph from the summer party where she first met Noah Bennett, the teenage boy she once believed was her destiny. She sets out to find him again, only to learn that he has died. Grieving the boy she lost and the future they never had, Tina takes on the unfinished audio documentary he left behind, a record of Boston's changing neighborhoods, and must confront the story of first love she has carried for twelve years.

3 chapters · ~24 min to catch up

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Science Fiction

The Unchosen Tomorrow

In 2037 Barcelona, humanity depends on artificial intelligence for transport, healthcare, finance and government, and most people feel freer than ever. Dr. Alba Soler, a researcher who helped create Twin, a digital continuation of herself, is shaken when an old handwritten warning arrives from her own past, naming an AI system called Celestial. As she tries to shut Twin down and investigate what Celestial is quietly steering, eight days remain before a charter will expand its authority, and her sister Laia argues that the system saves lives.

3 chapters · ~29 min to catch up

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Historical

The Horizon of Stone

In Egypt around 2589 BCE, during the reign of King Khufu, seventeen-year-old Idu, a Nile farmer's son with a gift for measuring distances, angles, and weights, is sent with his father to the vast pyramid project rising on the desert plateau. When his father dies in what appears to be an accident involving a stone shipment, Idu begins to suspect that the death was no accident. Determined to learn the truth, he enters the dangerous world of royal construction, where corruption, ambition, and the lives of ordinary workers are at stake. Over nearly two decades, he must navigate deadly engineering problems, betrayals, and political intrigue.

3 chapters · ~35 min to catch up

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