A MUSICAL TRIBUTE TO EDWARD PACKARD, MASTER OF ADVENTURESLabel: Gradual Hate Records / Logia933/ CD02Format: CDr Digipack (ultra – limited edition) + videoReleased: 09 Sep 2013Style: Neofolk, Lo-Fi, Pop, Dark Ambient, Martial, Neo-classic, Dark Wave Sold Out Edward Packard is the creator of the concept that gave birth to the book series “Choose Your Own Adventure”. Author of over 50 books in the series that captivated the imagination of the world from 1978 to 1998. In these books the classic writing in the third person was replaced by the second person, “you”. This novel premise broke the conventional role of the reader (passive and linear) and threw it to new…
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Nathan Penlington interviews Diego Arandojo: ‘Edward Packard is a very important person’ | Men Who Stare At Books
July 14, 2014, Article by Tom in Books The Boy in the Book author Nathan Penlington interviews Diego Arandojo, the creator of A Musical Tribute to Edward Packard: Master of Adventure, a musical salute to the genius behind the Choose Your Own Adventure books… Many of my passions are what you could call niche. One of those passions however led me on an adventure that would change my life, an adventure that is documented in The Boy in the Book. It started with my obsession for Choose Your Own Adventure books, the revolutionary series that began in 1979 with The Cave of Time by Edward Packard. The book turned the notion of storytelling on its head, no longer were you just the…
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A MUSICAL TRIBUTE TO EDWARD PACKARD, MASTER OF ADVENTURES
A Musical Tribute To Edward Packard, Master Of AdventuresLabel: GH Records / LG933/CD02Format: CD Digipack (ultra – limited edition) + videoCountry: SpainReleased:22 Sep 2013Style: Neoclassic, martial, Lo-Fi, Rock Experimental, Pop Edward Packard is the creator of the concept that gave birth to the book series “Choose Your Own Adventure”. Author of over 50 books in the series that captivated the imagination of the world from 1978 to 1998. In these books the classic writing in the third person was replaced by the second person, “you”. This novel premise broke the conventional role of the reader (passive and linear) and threw it to new horizons. A mysterious cave that communicates with…
