Just in time for halloween, UK horror writer and Doctor Who author Jason Arnopp has released new ebook for Kindle – with a rather unsettling twist. It can also be delivered as a very, very personal letter…

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I attended Portal Entertainment’s Immersive Writing Lab on Friday. Part of the London Transmedia Festival, the day was full of talk of storyworlds, role-play, audiences – and real excitement.

On the day of the mass lobby of parliament for school libraries, author and commentator Jeff Norton reflects on the important role school libraries play in nurturing future talent and economic prosperity.

James Clayton tries out the exciting new A Clockwork Orange app for iPad. Viddy well then droogies – will it live up to the hype?

After a series of near-misses with traditional publishing, Sara Sheikh is putting social media to work for her latest novel-in-instalments, ABNORMAL

HarperCollins have recently released an animated ebook of Judith Kerr’s children’s classic, The Tiger Who Came to Tea, using iBooks Author – Apple’s free application built specifically for the creation of multi-touch books for the iPad.

National Novel Writing Month is upon us again, with more than 75,000 people around the world expected to take part. Managing Editor Leila Johnston meets some NaNoWriMo alumni.

Sydney Padua’s crime fighting geeks first took the world of apps by storm last autumn. One year on, Neil Hopkins looks at the latest version of Lovelace & Babbage.

Quiet and considered, the apocalyptic testimonies of ‘The Silent History’ contrast starkly with other interactive story experiments. But the speculative fiction project bursts with interesting performative characteristics. Overlap’s Rob Barker investigates…