Psychic High School

Psychic High School is a collaborative fiction world disguised as a gloriously questionable school website. Its public halls hold thousands of student journals, hundreds of connected stories, and a weekly comic; reading is open, while adding your own psychic pupil requires an account.

What is Psychic High School?

Psychic High School treats navigation as world-building. Admissions, school history, student records, clubs, journals, and comics all speak in the same deadpan institutional voice, as if teleportation mishaps and dangerous hairstyles belonged in an ordinary parent handbook. The real engine is communal writing: journal entries become characters' lives, related posts join into longer stories, and selected work moves into featured collections. A current journal feed and weekly comic keep this sprawling campus from feeling like a sealed archive. You can wander for five minutes and catch the joke, or follow one peculiar student until the bell rings in another dimension.

What you can do there

• Browse student journals
• Follow connected stories
• Read weekly comics
• Create an account to contribute

Why we picked it

The fiction is not confined to one tale; it has colonized the entire information architecture. Even practical pages play along, while the large public journal and story indexes give curious readers many routes into a shared setting that has been accumulating since 2014.

How to get the most from it

Start with Students for short, recent journal excerpts, then open a name that catches your eye. Use Stories when you want a longer connected thread, and Comics for a quicker guided dose of campus mythology. Save account creation until you have read the contribution terms.

Good to know

Most reading is available without signing in, but posting requires an account and the terms set a minimum age of thirteen. User writing is public, and the terms reserve broad reuse rights over contributed characters and ideas. The privacy page also discloses analytics, newsletter processing, and separate data handling for its optional chat.

Who made it, and when?

The earliest supported launch date we found is 2014.