Enhanced Editions in the Press
Featured in DCMS’ creative showcase at the UK’s Creativity and Business forum, C&binet, curated by WIRED magazine.
eConsultancy Innovation Awards: The eConsultancy Innovation Awards 2009: The Winners
“A brilliant and engaging iPhone application which helped to bring to life Nick Cave’s second novel, with video and audio which gave users significantly more than they could get from a physical book”
The Bookseller: The Smart Option?
“I have seen the future and its name is Bunny Munro”
WIRED: Hear Nick Cave read The Death of Bunny Munro
“This is pure punk poetry”
The Guardian: Nick Cave joins publishers’ push for phone ebooks
“Sprinkling a little rock’n’roll glamour over publishing”
The Bookseller: Appilly Ever After
“The book with which digital publishing came of age”
Huffington Post: What Is a Book?
“The best stab yet at packaging up a book of fiction to take advantage of digital”
Teleread: An interview with Peter Collingridge of Enhanced Editions
“Enhanced Editions does a fabulous job of creating multi-media apps for books. They incorporate opt-in audio, video and other features to lend a whole new dimension to the reading experience”
Daily Mail: eBooks are a novel idea – but I wouldn’t try reading one in the bath
“Digital books for the iPhone that are crisper and sexier”
London Evening Standard: How to read, hear and watch a novel on your iPhone
“In front of my eyes I am seeing why [Enhanced Editions'] innovation is being hailed as the latest death knell for the printed book”
The New York Times: Choosing the Small Screen of a Smartphone for E-Reading
“What you can do with graphics and moving images creates a lot of possibilities for a publisher that have never existed before”
The Guardian: Will Nick Cave’s all-singing e-book change the novel for ever?
“If it catches on, it will subtly change the way we experience fiction”
The Telegraph: The Death of Bunny Munro by Nick Cave
“Whether this will herald a new stage in the evolution of reading remains to be seen, but it will certainly offer a new and unique experience”
Boston Phoenix: Nick Cave’s R-Rated, $25 iPhone app for Bunny Munro
“The future of reading?”
Hyperion Interactive: Death of the E-Reader, Birth of the Ebook
“Reading through each page as the author narrates in tandem and the page automatically scrolls is a revelation”
Bookhugger: Canongate’s Fiction Highlights of 2009
“A very nifty iPhone application that broke all the rules on how ebooks can be enjoyed”
Current.org: Not waiting for iTablet to start, 2009
“The iPhone release of Nick Cave’s The Death of Bunny Munro is not only a landmark, it’s a fascinating production and is a precursor of what books will look like in the future. ”
Csensedesign: The Death of Bunny Munro by Nick Cave
“It’s the most exciting thing I’ve seen since e-ink and I think it should be the future of ebooks”
Charlie McVeigh: Nick Cave for Dummies (but Dummies with Taste)
“I suspect we are glimpsing the future of publishing, light-years ahead of the ghastly Kindle”
