Looking for a nifty-looking protective case for your new iPad Air? Or any other iPad, Nexus, Kindle or iPhone, for that matter? Then you might want to check out a… [read full post]
Handcrafted Dodocases for Apple iPads Have Vintage Flair
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Renaissance Art and Technology Combine to Tell Alice’s Story Again
Are tablet computers revolutionizing the picture book? Ask me again in a hundred years. In the meantime, authors continue to explore the question by experimenting with the ever-willing, always-revolutionary Alice’s… [read full post]
Mirrors of Albion and A Wonderland Story: Two New Games for Your Phone or Tablet
If a ginger cat dressed as an English bobby going by the name of Cheshire, Jr. gave you a mystery to solve, could you say no? If the one thing… [read full post]
Yours, virtually, for free: the original Under Ground manuscript
The British Library has a new project: high-definition images of their most precious manuscripts available for download by one and all. These eBook Treasures are viewed in a virtual “3D”… [read full post]
Atomic Antelope detonates another amazing Alice app
Atomic Antelope’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland digital pop-up book for the iPad was not just a best selling app for the new tablet device, it was also one of the… [read full post]
DRINKme-EATme-READme
This sweet fantasia on the theme of digital readers was sent to us by Adriana Peliano of the Lewis Carroll Society of Brazil. It was created by Irina Neustroeva. The… [read full post]
Atomic Antelope’s Alice iPad e-book not boring according to the NY Times
There’s an article by Alice Rawsthorn in the Nov. 28th New York Times to complain about how “boring” the design for most of the new apps for the iPad have… [read full post]
The Jabberwock Came Wiffling Straight Out of Lewis Carroll’s Trash Can
The new era of online markets and digital media has of course revolutionized the ability for authors outside of the mainstream publishing industry, or new authors wondering how to break… [read full post]
Free Alice in Wonderland app from Miniville
Miniville, makers of “tiny apps for tiny hands,” have re-released their Alice in Wonderland interactive storybook application for iPhone/iPod/iPad. This completely revamped version features new artwork, new audio, and new… [read full post]
The Future of Alice Books, Part II of an Infinite Part Series
There’s more discussion on the Alice pop-up book app for the iPad (originally mentioned here in the post Through the LED Screen). The Atomic Antelope app ($9, or a free… [read full post]