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Everything to know about writing a cell phone novel. Learn about the structures and styles of one of the biggest literary movement from Japan. An in-depth guides on how to write your own cell phone novels - with the contribution of some veteran CPN authors - which will show you the way to make your mark.

Two years, friendly shadows, together with them side by side.. Holding hand's walking silently... Like a bell... Fate was calling... A red string floated from the sky... Beat up and small... But ready to be tugged.

This is NOT that lovestory. Ai and Mizuki, two friends in high school, trying to escape the approaching end of their high school chapters, when tragedy strikes. #cellphonenovel

A tall building with 32 stories. The elevator takes you up slowly. Floor numbers light up as you ascend. 29... 30... 32... Wait... where's 31? [Written in 2013; originally published on textnovel]

[Reworked from TextNovel] Ten years earlier, she was a paranoid second-year college student and an up-and-coming pianist at one of the most prestigious music conservatories in the country, and he, in her eyes, was merely a spoiled, womanizing, third-year high school student with an intention of dropping out and a myriad of secrets. Both of them chose phantasmagoric Kikubara Station's Senko Shrine as the final resting place for their worries. Ten years after the journey to Senko Shrine, she has become a woman with infinite regrets. Before resorting to committing suicide, she remembers the offer that the eccentric high school boy made from forever ago. Despite being deeply dissatisfied with the present, ultimately, will she choose to maintain or forsake her current life?

-under construction- I only wished that we could have been normal sisters. Living a normal life. When will I be able to meet you again, Onee-chan?

"We all dream while we sleep. And often times, we forget about them when we wake up. I used to also. But now, I just don't seem to ever forget my dreams. I don't know why." Kia Wells is a soon-to-be first year college student. But when she learns something about her visions in her sleep, her perception of the world around her will be changed forever.

I hadn't expected to ever have a home again, not in this world, or in your heart. Two young men meet at the seashore. They take a breath from running from themselves, but who they find in each other makes them stop running for the first time. Written in Japanese cell phone novel style. ©Vyrikat 2021

A girl is enclosed in a temple where she is a prophetess. She only wakes to see the late afternoon sun. When she begins to dream of a second heart within, which beats to the rhythm of someone near her. My entry as part of the Team Dreams in @rskovach 's Decameron 2.0. A/N: The cover art is not mine. Credits to the artist.

A heart-rending tale of two halves that traverses the limits of time. A tale of lost and found, and of self-care and closure. Tougo Hisaki and Mishima Souta are known as the troublemakers in the orphanage they stay in. Wherever one goes, the other follows. Through many separations and reunions, their bond grows ever stronger. However, when Hisaki refuses to attend the same university as Souta and opts to study abroad instead, an unfixable rift is created between the duo for the first time in their lives. After eight years of silence, Souta informs Hisaki that he's getting married. Can Hisaki accept Souta's final exit in her life? Or will Souta jeopardize his marriage and stable, picture-perfect future for the sake of the secretive Hisaki?