From one of the great modern thinkers, The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ re-assesses the treatment of Jesus in the gospels, inviting readers to question how the myths and stories which have come to define our culture have themselves been formed, and to ponder the relationship between ‘gospel truth’ and history. Read more →
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Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall app now available 09/03/10
From one of our finest living writers, Wolf Hall, is that very rare thing: a truly great English novel, one that explores the intersection of individual psychology and wider politics. With a vast array of characters, and richly overflowing with incident, it peels back history to show us Tudor England as a half-made society, moulding itself with great passion and suffering and courage. Read more →
Quick Reads now available 03/03/10
World Book Day is the biggest annual celebration of books and reading in the UK and Ireland. Enhanced Editions is proud to partner with a number of leading publishers to bring this year’s Quick Reads titles to the iPhone.
Tools of Change: Analytics wake-up call 28/02/10
Below is a video of Enhanced Editions’ Ignite speech from this year’s Tools of Change conference, originally intended to be delivered by Rhys Cazenove but eventually given by Peter Collingridge. Beneath that is a transcript of the speech, including the slides.
Tools of Change: Enhancing the Ebook 28/02/10
Below is a video of Peter Collingridge’s Keynote speech from this year’s Tools of Change conference; beneath that is the full transcript, including slides.
Black Magic Sanction now available 23/02/10
A creepy gargoyle icon has landed on the sidebar, indicating the arrival of Black Magic Sanction in the US iTunes Store.
Black Magic Sanction is the most complex and emotionally charged adventure yet in author Kim Harrison’s New York Times bestselling series featuring bounty hunter-witch Rachel Morgan.
Like Bunny Munro, the text is fully synchronised with the audiobook, but also includes exclusive video interviews with the author and insightful audio extracts, as well as all of our usual features.
Enhanced Editions’ founders to speak at Tools of Change 19/02/10
Both Peter Collingridge and Rhys Cazenove have been invited to speak at O’Reilly’s prestigious conference.
Peter will be giving the first keynote address of the conference, on Tuesday at 8:45am EST / 1:45pm GMT, in which he will address some of the crucial issues affecting the publishing industry today, such as the relevance and value of books in a digital landscape, the challenges involved in tailor-making digital books, and why he believes publishers need to solve such technical problems, as opposed to technologists solving publishing problems.
He will also be turning a critical eye on Enhanced Editions, breaking down and analyzing the inception of the business, the mistakes made along the way, and the pitfalls and anxieties of developing for the App Store.
For the first time, O’Reilly will be streaming all of the keynote speeches online. If you can’t make it to the conference this will be a great way to keep your finger on the pulse. Further details TBC.
Rhys Cazenove will be taking part in the first ever Ignite event at TOC, on Tuesday at 4:05pm EST / 9:05pm GMT. Using only 15 slides, which rotate every 20 seconds, Rhys will be giving the publishing industry an analytics wake-up call, showing the integral part that analytics play in forming a digital strategy, and asking why some publishers have been neglecting such figures entirely.
Bunny: One of 30 Best Apps in 2009 29/12/09
How delighted are we?
After awards from econsultancy and recognition from Wallpaper* we’re ending 2009 with Apple selecting Bunny Munro as one of their best apps of 2009.
Apple selected 30 apps for their “rewind: 2009″ promotion, and we were right there. With over 100,000 apps available, we’re pretty ecstatic with the odds on that one.
Thanks to all of our customers, friends and partners for helping us get this far – lots more to announce in 2010. Don’t forget that Bunny is at 33% off for the rest of 2009.
