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For fantasy & sci-fi readers

Big worlds. Bigger casts. Never lose the thread.

Epic fantasy and sci-fi ask a lot of your memory and imagination. Storieta carries the load: it pictures the world as you read, keeps every house and crew member straight, and recaps the saga so far, all without spoiling a page ahead.

Why readers reach for it

Made for the way epics actually read

Finally picture the world

A new city, a strange ship, a battle you can’t quite see? Storieta illustrates the scene straight from the passage you just read, so the world lands the way the author wrote it.

Keep the whole cast straight

A face and a short, spoiler-safe note for every character. When a name from Book One resurfaces 400 pages later, you place it in a glance instead of flipping back.

See how the factions connect

A living relationship map of who is loyal to whom, which house feuds with which, and where the alliances bend, updated as the plot turns.

Pick a saga back up in seconds

Put a 900-page epic down for two weeks and the recap of the story so far, scoped to your page, gets you back in without a single spoiler.

Ask what you missed

“Wait, why are they at war again?” Ask about anything you have already read and get a grounded answer that never reaches past where you are.

Bring your own tomes

Upload any DRM-free EPUB or PDF, series and doorstoppers included, and read it in any browser on any device.

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A shelf of worlds to try right now

No upload needed. Open a public-domain classic from the catalog and watch a chapter turn vivid, several are available as full comic editions.

  • The Time Machine and The War of the Worlds by H. G. Wells
  • The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and Alice in Wonderland
  • Frankenstein and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
  • Peter Pan and Treasure Island

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Common questions

Yes. Upload any DRM-free EPUB or PDF, the doorstopper epics included, and Storieta illustrates scenes, builds the cast, and recaps the story as you go. There is also a free catalog of classics like The Time Machine, The War of the Worlds, and The Wizard of Oz to try first.

For other readers