What if eBooks and fiction were more like video games?
What if eBooks and fiction were more like video games?
For young journalist Jackson, it was supposed to be a routine assignment: travel to Greece to interview a local museum curator. But when the interview ends with the curator lying dead in a pool of blood, Jackson finds himself fighting for his life…
Rescued by gorgeous INTERPOL agent Erika, Jackson is now on the run from an army of assassins that stalk his every move. It’s a race against time – and a race across the globe – as Jackson and Erika chase after an ancient, mysterious skull.
As they charge towards an explosive finale, the truth is slowly revealed – a truth more strange, more unbelievable, and more frightening than Jackson ever thought possible. It is a truth that will shatter Jackson to the core and force him to make an impossible choice -- a choice that will change him forever...
What the PRESS are saying...
What the PRESS are saying...
Quality Index reveals the top 10 critically acclaimed iPad games and apps of 2013
With Crowded Fiction, Vidya Gamer (Hah!) showcases one of 2013’s top trends: marrying the worlds of fiction writing and video games. As a solid platform for a continual supply of interactive stories,
This interactive story is crowdsourcing character development in a modern take on the ‘Choose Your Own Adventure’ novel
Joe Booth talks about his own childhood dyslexia influencing the creation of this interactive book
Q13 Fox News did a great feature on Crowded Fiction and Joe Booth's background with dyslexia and video games.
KOMO News came did a big feature on Crowded Fiction (it was still called Vidya Books back then) & Joe Booth. They also went to Queen Anne Elementry to record some local kids using the app!
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