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Weaving an interesting tapestry of text, art and music, Too Far is an interesting way of making a novel come to life.

Offering users both a free way to read comics and a subscription service, Comics Unlimited is a fun package of reading material.

Interactive fiction from the 1970s that is just as strong as it was before.

The interface lets it down but Coin & Flour tells the start of an interesting story of a mismatched couple.

An affordable, easy to set up and use wireless print server tailored to iOS? Yes, please.

Discover new and emerging comic book artists through this iPad-optimized app. Comic book fans will particularly love it.

Seven Poets offers a form of real-time fiction we haven't seen before, plus it's serialized to keep you gripped for longer.

A bright idea for an interactive story but one that doesn't quite hit the spot, unless you're a teenager.

The Adventures of Don Quixote has promise, but a troublesome UI makes it less than ideal for the youngest readers

Moonbots Studios' second digibook blurs the line between book, app and movie.

The Survivors appears to be a regular e-book, but it's the first e-book to implement Immersedition, a tech that allows readers to truly immerse themselves in the story.

A fascinating story, disrupted by slow controls.

Combining gaming with reading, kids get the perfect opportunity to catch up on Nancy Drew's adventures.

A stunning, insightful presentation of the true story of the overthrow of Iranian democracy by the CIA in the 1950s, presented in a motion-comic, multimedia format.

An encyclopaedic collection of all things Doctor Who.