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Digital Storytelling

By Springwise

It seems a fair statement to say that the art of storytelling has not yet caught up with the internet's capabilities, at least not in the mainstream. A new project from UK-based Penguin Books' digital fiction group, however, is using the power of the internet to tell stories in new and surprising ways. In mid-March Penguin—along with alternative reality gaming firm Six to Start—launched the We Tell Stories initiative through which consumers can enjoy six digital novels by six different authors over the course of six weeks for free.

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Republished with permission. Originally appeared online on Springwise.com


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Digital Storytelling

We're Goin' to a Party

Skate or Die!

Masterfile Photographers Win Awards!

Featured Artist at the Museum