Key Number 27
The key simply carried the number 27. No name. No address. It was in the inside pocket of the jacket of a man found unconscious on a public bench.
Crime on Tellyah
In the app as on this page, crime carries its own typeface and its gold on black: you recognise the category before you read it.
What belongs in Crime
Investigations, disappearances, cases someone decides to reopen. Anything that rests on a question left unanswered, and on someone who goes looking.
The crime telly to read now
Key Number 27
The key simply carried the number 27. No name. No address. It was in the inside pocket of the jacket of a man found unconscious on a public bench.
On Tellyah, anyone can write a story.
Writing a crime story on Tellyah
The category is part of what you set on your telly, and it decides how it looks: filed under crime, it takes the Oswald and the gold you see here, in the app and wherever it is shared.
Need somewhere to start? Try the crime writing prompts.
How a telly reads
Some tellys run straight through. Others open a path: at some point two answers are possible, and what follows depends on the one you pick. Each card's counter says which is which, in bubbles and in choices.
The other categories
Also in the app: SciFi, Mystery, Thriller, Horror, Adventure, Wild, Historical, Funny, Just write, Poetry, Review
Next More stories to readYour story starts here.
Your readers tell you what they felt. Not a counter, an emotion.
Start my first story
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Start my first story
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Start my first story
Two steps: TestFlight, then Tellyah.