Wednesday 22nd May 2013


 

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The 39 Steps

George Walkley tries out the new 39 Steps app for iPad, by Faber and The Story Mechanics.

Ulysses “Seen”

Despite initial skepticism, James Higgs is quickly won over by a new graphical Ulysses app.

iPoe Collection

Spanish studio Play Creatividad have created iPoe Collection, an interactive and illustrated Edgar Allan Poe app.

Wildwood Storymap

Somethin’ Else’s new app is a story that can be played as a game – our reviewer Alex Peake-Tomkinsons tries it both ways.

Shorter

Nicola Presley tries out the ‘in between’ short stories app “Shorter” by Will Ashon, and finds it great value for today’s story-hungry but time-short readers.

Ellerbisms

Pete Hindle reviews Ellerbisms, an autobiographical comic series that began on the web, now available for iPhone, iPad and Kindle.

The Nudge List

Simon Appleby and the Nudge team have recently developed their book-selection site as an iPad app: The Nudge List.

Murakami Diary

Pete Hindle reviews the new Murakami Diary app for iPhone and iPad.

Beside Myself

Anna Gerber of Visual Editions reviews Beside Myself: a novel by Jeff Gomez.

Sherlock Holmes for iPad

‘Sherlock Holmes for iPad’ packages five of Arthur Conan Doyle’s popular Sherlock Holmes stories into a digital format, and embellishes them with music, artwork and even some interactive parts.

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Two Key Technology Events at London Literature Festival 2013

The London Literature Festival is taking place at the Southbank Centre between 20th May and 5th June. Heralded as the festival’s most ambitious and inventive programme to date, the lineup is set to include two key technology and digital innovation focused events:

TLC Conference and Writing Competition

We would like to remind you about the two deadlines for The Literary Consultancy’s Writing in a Digital Age conference 7th-8th June; For this year’s cutting-edge conference for writers working at all levels, TLC in collaboration with Amphora Arts has again assembled a wide range of industry-leading partners.