My Undercover Soundtrack guest this week is unusual for a few reasons. One, his book isn’t on paper at all, it’s a digital interactive app. Two, it’s a critically acclaimed reworking of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein that allows the reader to dig into the story’s emotional and social questions. In writing it, author Dave Morris says he ‘wanted to reach out and drag the modern reader right into the text’ – and he used music to reveal the tragic misunderstanding at the core of the monster’s story. (And if you’re wondering about the match in surnames, reader, I did indeed marry him.) Do join us at the red blog for Dave’s Undercover Soundtrack
Lifeform Three
My Memories of a Future Life
Nail Your Novel
Writing Characters to Keep Readers Captivated: Nail Your Novel 2
Writing Plots With Drama, Depth & Heart: Nail Your Novel 3
The Royal Mythological Society correspondence for 1901
#1 by Teddi Deppner on May 9, 2012 - 9:37 pm
Sweet! I’ve wondered about putting a book to a soundtrack. Obviously, timing things for different reading speeds is the traditional challenge. But digital apps make this possible (though I admit, I don’t like reading on screen much).
Now I’m off to check it out…