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"Writer David Wellington serves up glorious and grisly heaps
of rotting flesh in this serialized, post-epidemic zombie e-novel... you
won't be left unsatiated." —
Rue Morgue
David Wellington's Monster Nation is a zombie novel for
ipods. It's about the opening days of the undead apocalypse. Follow the directions
on the right to read it on your ipod.
If you'd like to browse the book online first, you can start here.
Monster Island (the second book in the trilogy) takes place
in Manhattan after most of the world has been already been overrun. It's available
for ipods here.
The third book, Monster Planet, will be published
in serial installments starting in April. Sign-up
here to follow along
as the book is written.
If you've read the novel on your ipod we'd love to hear from you. Write the
author at: contactmonster at hot mail dot com.
Help us spread the infection
© 2004-2005, David Wellington
Special thanks to Daniel Duris for the IPOD
ebooks creator, Wendy
Stevenson for the background image, and Cam
at itweaks for
the inspiration.
To Use
Download the file, unzip it, and copy it into your ipod's notes folder. (
podsites.com has about how to use
notes)
To Read
Scroll to Extras > Notes > Nation
To turn the page >Menu click one level up, then
click down to the next document. Try it, it works.
Download
download the .zip file of Monster Nation
To read the novel online visit
www.brokentype.com/nation
FAQ
Q: Why didn't you add navigation to the notes?
A: Most ipod-notes sites include navigation so you can
click to the next page. The problem is that if you decide to change the
music you're listening to you have to click though all the pages you've
already read to get out. That's a pain if you're reading anything with more
than a few pages.
Monster Island and Monster Nation don't
have this problem — just click up one level and then over to the
next note, or back to your music library. The ipod will bookmark the last
note you were reading so you can come back later.
Q: David Wellington's books are refreshingly unpretentious
and have given me hours of horror-ific entertainment. Can I send a donation?
A: Yes!