The Thursday Café
Every Thursday at 8:12, I passed the same woman in the same café. She always ordered tea, sat by the window and read a few pages before leaving.
Romance on Tellyah
Meetings, waiting, things people do not dare say. Romance carries a handwritten face and a pink the app uses for nothing else, and the emos you can leave on it are not the ones a crime story offers.
What belongs in Romance
Beginnings, reunions, stories that hang on one word said or left unsaid. Whatever happens between two people before they know where it goes.
The romance tellys to read now
The Thursday Café
Every Thursday at 8:12, I passed the same woman in the same café. She always ordered tea, sat by the window and read a few pages before leaving.
I Wanted to Be Alone
I met him on the plane. Paris to Singapore, thirteen hours. I am afraid of flying. At the first turbulence I grabbed his arm. Reflex. He did not…
On Tellyah, anyone can write a story.
Writing a romance story on Tellyah
The category is part of what you set on your telly, and it decides how it looks: filed under romance, it takes the handwritten face and the pink you see here.
Need somewhere to start? Try the romance 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.
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