This is an interactive story, written by its readers. As people read the story, each page tells a part of the story. Each page ends with two choices for what to do next. Users click on one of the two links to read what happens next in the story. (It works like the "choose your own adventure" books that were popular when I was a child). When people reach the end of the part that is already written, they can enter the next page of the story. You can configure it to send you e-mail when a new chapter is added.

• Free

This script allows the owner of a web site to create a story that users can add chapters to. Add2Story has many features: profanity filtering, logging, and it can email the owner of the story each time someone adds a chapter. This script is great for bringing traffic back to your site.

• Free

The Open Journal allows you to keep a weblog on your website, with automated archiving of old logs (configurable to whatever time period you want). Completely customizable look and feel, and updated as needed with new features.

• Free

An interactive online story script to create individual adventures.

• Free

Upload a text file and let users view it as a real book, turning pages with sound effects. If you have multiple books, they are displayed in a library for users to choose. The words are set up to fit the page perfectly, and the pages are created automatically. The script divides the book up into pages on the fly.

• $10.94

MakeBook takes input from students or other users, and appends it to an HTML file to form a story where each user adds to the last section written. The program emails each contribution to the owner so that you can monitor for inappropriate entries.

• Free