On ForgeFiction books and stories are written chapter-by-chapter. First, one of our users comes up with an idea of a story which gathers a community around it and together they start writing a book. Writing for each chapter is a competition, where each user can write and suggest their version of the current chapter, and then the community votes to pick the best one. The chapter with the most votes becomes a part of the final story and then the next chapter is written the same way, based on previously accepted one. Any user can submit their version of the chapter for voting, thus allowing multiple users to contribute to the creation of the book. Additionally, users can find like-minded community members to form writing groups to write and submit chapters together.
When a book is finished, it goes through editing and then is sold, with revenue being split among the users who have chapters accepted in the final book.
In addition to the community writing functionality, ForgeFiction also provides tools that help users in writing the stories cohesively, structuring the content, visualizing some aspects of the story and keeping the users engaged in the process of content creation. They will help users to create and design characters, maps, events, etc. inside each story, and structure them in a wiki-like system.
Based on our record, FictionPress should be more popular than ForgeFiction. It has been mentiond 16 times since March 2021. We are tracking product recommendations and mentions on various public social media platforms and blogs. They can help you identify which product is more popular and what people think of it.
Well, if you don't write fanfiction there's always fictionpress. I don't know, however, how active it is these days. Source: about 1 year ago
Once in a while, yeah. Used to do a lot more on fictionpress.com but yeahh. Source: over 1 year ago
This is a short story I wrote a few months back that I have decided to post around in hopes of receiving criticism, constructive or not. I have included a link to the version published on fictionpress.com and I would really appreciate it if whoever decides to take the time to read this would review it over there. Thank you. Source: over 1 year ago
I find it hard to get feedback on any story site. I've posted stuff on a few stores like fanfiction.net, fictionpress.com and Wattpad.com but people might read it but not comment on it. It's just how it is with free story sites, so much content that yours gets lost in the mix. Your story would have to be really spicy to get followers who want to see your next chapter and they will comment to help motivate you to... Source: over 1 year ago
If you want to read obscure books (but questionable grammar) and don't wanna spend money, check out fictionpress.com , it's self published stories by budding writers and can be quite interesting. Source: over 1 year ago
Looks like it's ForgeFiction. I can't access the site but the logo checks out on google images checks out, and this seems to be the video by the youtuber you mentioned, who describes it the same way. Source: about 1 year ago
You could try forgefiction.com. I'm using that to worldbuild my universe. Source: almost 2 years ago
I decided to make one. It won't be in the form of an anime or manga due to low budget, but I found a simple way. Toriko Reboot will cover the whole story of the Toriko franchise, with an even better story. It will be on the Forgefiction website : https://forgefiction.com/ . I'll post here on reddit when the first chapter comes out. Source: about 3 years ago
Fanfiction.net - The most popular fan fiction website in the world according to Wikipedia
Story Wars - Where writers come together to collaborate and compete in each other's stories.
Archive of Our Own - An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Commaful - Largest multimedia fiction site in the world. A lot of short stories, poetry, and fanfiction.
Storybird - Visual storytelling community
Wattpad - Wattpad is now the worlds most popular ebook community where readers and writers discover, share...