The AlternativeStorytelling profile proposes to discover other ways to tell stories and write fiction.

Those alternative ways cover from the "Choose your own adventure" type of story to audiobook, via a variation of multimedia and graphic supports.

The stories we aim to showcase can be classified in the five (5) following categories:

📗 Interactive Stories📗

In an Interactive story, "the storyline is not predetermined. The author creates the setting, characters, and situation which the narrative must address, but the user experiences a unique story based on their interactions with the story world." (Source: Wikipedia)

Those stories, originally of a gamebook form, evolve to cover a variety of media support. The aim remains: you choose your own path, your own adventure!

🗒️Screenplays 🗒️

Being for the film industry (screenplay), television (teleplay), video game (gameplay) or theatre (play),  scriptwriting follows specific codes and structure. 

🖌️Graphic Stories 🖌️

We consider graphic stories as any story that is supported by graphics: graphic novels, comics, manhua, manhwa, manga, illustrations book/illustrated stories,  illustrations, photonovels, etc.

🔉 Audiobooks 🔉 

Audiobooks are stories delivered via a recording. In this category, any story recorded in full or party will have their place.

⏩ Multimedia Stories ⏪

Many media can be used to enhance a story, to deliver a story in a hybrid form of storytelling. Multimedia stories vary from a mix of audio/video/graphic. If a story is supported by various media and does not fit specifically in the above categories, we consider it "multimedia".