LOUISVILLE, KY, February 15, 2013 (Press-News.org) Spoon and the Moon (www.spoonandthemoonapp.com) is a whimsical, adult fairytale. Once again, Wickedly Sisters have created a wildly imaginative story full of humor, a twinge of tenderness and a heaping of unexpected turns. This ebook contains many interactive features, clever animations, a hot soundtrack by musicians from Europe and North America, all woven through a magical storyline.
Open arts call: Wickedly Sisters are inviting media-voyagers traveling through this app/ebook to use their talents as artists, writers, illustrators and animators to help expand the visual and written concepts of this "living book" through an exciting, open-call contest. Participants can find out details on the website.
Amazon Top 100 Reviewer, John Williamson, from 'Jargon Talk' gave Spoon and the Moon a five star rating, "If you decide to venture into the pages of this beautifully formatted iNovel, just remember to click on the illustrations that you'll encounter throughout . . . be prepared for some surprises . . ."
Website: http://www.spoonandthemoonapp.com
First Full-Length Interactive Digital Novel Now on iPad
Wickedly Sisters releases the first full-length, digital, interactive novel. Previously available only on Android and Kindle Fire platforms, gold medal, award-winning Spoon and the Moon is now available on the iBookstore for the iPad too!
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[Press-News.org] First Full-Length Interactive Digital Novel Now on iPadWickedly Sisters releases the first full-length, digital, interactive novel. Previously available only on Android and Kindle Fire platforms, gold medal, award-winning Spoon and the Moon is now available on the iBookstore for the iPad too!