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What's the most interesting way to publish fiction these days? 🤔 Is it still just magazines and paper books? Any ideas?
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My go-to nowadays is audiobooks. Doing that in high quality with sound effects and narrator voices of various characters is an art in itself. Peter Kenny narrated the Culture Series, the best performance I ever came across. David Goggins did some audiobook experiments by integrating social into his narration in which hashtags were used to share change results based on the book content. That was also quite interesting. Another idea would be to have a visual map or metaverse thingy to go through audio tracks. From there you could imagine other performance art type of exhibitions if you wanted to venture out into the physical world.
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Yes, this is interesting! Fiction returning to its oral poetry + ancient theater roots. Another good example is the NoSleep podcast, which was started by a group of Redditors—the digital version of telling scary stories around a campfire.
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