The phrase "added stories" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to stories that have been included or incorporated into a larger narrative or collection.
Example: "The author added stories to the anthology that reflect diverse perspectives and experiences."
Alternatives: "included narratives" or "supplementary tales".
Ms. Jones added: "Stories are the very essence of communication.
Pu's impressive collection of 431 tales of the unusual and supernatural was largely completed by 1679, though he added stories to the manuscript as late as 1707.
"We are looking for things that go beyond nudity," Mr. Koestenbaum added, "stories that tell of an initiation into some kind of patrician club or guild.
Revisions to pages are made (new articles added, stories updated, headlines and pictures changed) between editions by the news and sport editor and on 17 January the largest of these were 24 made between the second and third edition going to press.
So Facebook has now added stories to all its main apps — Facebook, Messenger, Instagram and Whatsapp.
Beyond that, Hike also cloned Snapchat when it added stories to its app last year.
This led to some difficulties when Gabriel added story elements for which no music had been composed.
Adams initially created a portfolio of pinups and monster splash pages, and added story sequences when he began attending comic book conventions at age 17.
Following Portsmouth became "like sticking your head in a black pond," Collins said, adding: "Stories, secondhand, thirdhand.
We're going to add stories about being naughty and happy, and about evocative tastes and smells.
She said "senior dramas" often had stronger plots than traditional romantic comedies, adding: "Stories are given time to develop and the films are given 'classic' themes.
