This fellow, a teacher, has set himself a goal of writing a song for each chapter of Moby Dick.
I won't get into the quality of the stuff but he certainly has a following and is going to soon try to publish a book if possible. Aside: However, I think, that even though he has actually "thought out of the box"...by going digital as an "homage" to a printed book, that he unknowingly betrays his academic roots by thinking in terms of a printed book as opposed to say, the new Istore thing about digital etc. )but be that as it may...
The poems are relatively nice and....
as a test of your system, there is an audio that is embedded on each page for each chapter. If one's system is "up to snuff" then when one clicks the play button one can read and listen at the same time.
http://callmeishmael.org/a-chaptersong-index/
woodsmoke
I won't get into the quality of the stuff but he certainly has a following and is going to soon try to publish a book if possible. Aside: However, I think, that even though he has actually "thought out of the box"...by going digital as an "homage" to a printed book, that he unknowingly betrays his academic roots by thinking in terms of a printed book as opposed to say, the new Istore thing about digital etc. )but be that as it may...
The poems are relatively nice and....
as a test of your system, there is an audio that is embedded on each page for each chapter. If one's system is "up to snuff" then when one clicks the play button one can read and listen at the same time.
http://callmeishmael.org/a-chaptersong-index/
woodsmoke
+1 woodsmoke
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