StoryApp

StoryApp is a collection of short stories that you have always with you with your mobile. Free. Look forward to idle times and queues.

App open, select History and send the imagination to travel ...

THE BEGINNING:

At the beginning a short story competition and countless submissions stand on issues such as "The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter", "frontier worker", "FFA", "go", "combat zone" and many, many others.

The well-written stories have been waiting for a way that they are read by many people. Meanwhile, we have nearly 10,000 stories that are loaded gradually in the app. And some of them can also rewind by pressing a button as an audio book on the headphones or the car radio.

The future? Perhaps 20 stories about "broken" worth more than many messages. ..

THE STORIES:

Excitement, love, sex, knowledge, adventure, travel ... and more.

From the desire frischgekürter graduates in the life and liberty, by a group of punks who live in a railway tunnel. From the experiences of a group of divers with their teacher, of night raids a blogger from the one-night stand a Mitsiebzigers ... and more.

Beautifully lined up in themes that you can filter. Between ten and twenty minutes, just right for a queue in front of the ticket office, waiting room at the doctor's for the waiting number Office: never wait! Read more!

THE AUTHORS:

... Some are known. Some newcomers. Eighteen and octogenarian, men, women, Muslims, Christians, Latinos, Jews, Blacks, White ... all talented. All ambitious.

And if you want, you can those that you speak from the heart, support, grant them a "Like" button, so that they rise up the rankings. Share your stories with your friends on Facebook. Or donate a button small amounts which may be another reason to write more good stories. From applause alone also authors can not live permanently ...

YOUR STORY:

You are already started and have stories that you want to publish with us? Or you just wrote your first story finished? Create Your editor login and submit a your story. A team of editors examines the text and turns it, if it fits, free.