Thread: What Electronic-Book Interfaces Looked Like 20 Years Ago
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Old 07-04-2013, 03:13 AM   #2
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Fascinating. Let's have a Macbeth Karaoke Party. I'll bring the tomato ketchup.

Two or three years ago I think Faber & Faber did something comparable to those truly interactive early ebooks with an iPad app of The Waste Land. No idea if they ever did a follow-up to that experiment.
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