The Man Booker Prize has just unveiled its new iPhone app – a first for UK literary prizes. The app, created by award winning digital agency Vexed Digital, will be free to download…

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Literary magazines have a very interesting place in this collection of stranded dodgems, because they are hedged in by books and magazines and newspapers which are all about to be pitched headlong into a new digital framework.

These are the moments in self-publishing when you long for an agent, pine for a publicist, or anyone for that matter who will sing your praises without so much as a smirk.

The new Max et Mathilde (Ladybird Books) iPhone application, launched by Café Rouge, will help children to learn French on the go through simple gameplay.

Sum: Tales from the Afterlives, the word-of-mouth phenomenon that has already hit the shelves in paperback, is to be released in a variety of exciting formats and experienced in new ways.

The Scott Pilgrim graphic novel, adapted into the major motion picture by Edgar Wright, is now available as an app for iPhone, iPod touch or iPad.

Publishers Weekly is the international journal of book publishing and bookselling including business news, reviews, bestseller lists, commentaries and more. It’s now available as an app with Exact Editions.

The New Goodbye is a novel by Neil George Ayres bundled in a multi-arts iPhone app with Cervantes’ Dialogue of the Dogs, illustrations by Johanna Basford and photography by Nicole Heiniger.

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