Getting work published, or even receiving feedback from a publisher, is difficult for any author. And it’s even more difficult if you aren’t white, straight, and cisgender. That’s why we created StoryForge — because there are amazing stories out there that aren’t being heard. StoryForge is a platform where writers can share their work, read others’ work, and give and receive feedback. It’s a community where writers are empowered, no matter their background, and can polish their stories and eventually get them published.
• There are too many amazing stories out there that aren’t being heard. StoryForge gives those stories a place to be seen and grow.
• StoryForge was designed to empower diverse writers that the publishing industry often ignores.
• Publishers rarely provide any feedback, yet this is exactly what writers need to improve their craft. On StoryForge, writers can get feedback from others to actually improve their work.
• StoryForge is a positive and uplifting space. It’s for everyone.
• The app includes (optional) gaming features to make the process of writing and sharing your work more fun and dynamic.
It is located in Loveland, Colorado 80539 USA. All publishing is done in Loeland. Storycraft Publishing does not have branch offices or affiliates in any other location. Storycraft Publishing produces and sponsors The Kids' Storytelling Club website. The Kids' Storytelling Club started in September, 1996. Storycraft Publishing was "born" July 15, 1993. The first book was published in 1994. Storycraft Publishing produced the Junior Storyteller quarterly activity guide for young readers from 1994 to 2010. (Past issues are available.) Many of the storytelling activities that were published in the Junior Storyteller are now available in the KidTellers series of ebooks available at the Kindle Store at Amazon.com. How Storycraft