/r/fiction/

r/fiction

14k members
r/fiction is a subreddit with 14k members. The community frequently discusses fiction, story, short story, writing, and characters, and the most common flair used is original content, horror, discussion, oc - short story, and question.
Read and discuss fiction writing, or share your own!

Popular Topics in r/fiction

#1

Fiction

152 posts
#2

Story

73 posts
#3

Short Story

61 posts
#4

Writing

35 posts
#5

Characters

34 posts
#6

Looking

22 posts
#7

Looking For

22 posts
#8

Chapter

20 posts
#9

Short

19 posts
#10

Original

19 posts

Flair Used in r/fiction

#1
Original Content
: "Today's Hearoglyphics puzzle is all about Fictional Spies. Here are the answers from a puzzle we did last month "Fictional Detectives""
32 posts
#2
Horror
: "My friend showed me a site that predicts your death date. Later we found out what it was actually doing."
14 posts
#3
Discussion
: "The dice was loaded from the start"
14 posts
#4
OC - Short Story
: "Social Storytelling Platform!"
13 posts
#5
Question
: "Does inclusion of AI affect your willingness to read a book?"
6 posts
#6
Fantasy
: "Tell Me What You Think"
4 posts
#7
OC - Flash Fiction
: "The Shortest Parody Ever"
3 posts
#8
Science Fiction
: "The Time Machine Is Fixed at That Point"
3 posts
#9
Romance
: "The Message Every Night"
2 posts
#10
Realistic Fiction
: "The World We Built: A Mirror of Our Apathy, Not Nature's Wrath"
2 posts

Member Growth in r/fiction

Yearly
+3k members(21.8%)

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Last updated: July 5, 2026