Frankenstein vs RADIX

+ 'a brilliantly designed app; the current benchmark for high-quality storytelling via tablet.' Kirkus starred review + ‘This masterful new adaptation of Mary Shelley's classic novel may be the best interactive fiction yet’ — Laura Miller, Salon.com + “Superb” — Tim Harford, senior columnist for the FT + ‘the most eye-catching development in April's digital publishing’ — The Guardian + “Enormous sensitivity to Shelley's narrative... There's enormous intelligence behind the reworking” — Dr. Dale Townshend, lecturer in Gothic and Romantic Literature at Stirling University + ‘a visual and textual masterpiece that you will be thrilled to experience’ — John Bardinelli, Jayisgames.com --------------------------------------------------------- The year is 1792 and in his Paris laboratory, Victor Frankenstein is building a man... Guide his tale with your choices in this unique literary app. Written by best-selling author Dave Morris, designed and developed by creative studio inkle and published by award-winning independent publisher, Profile Books, Frankenstein is a new way of experiencing Mary Shelley's classic tale of terror and revenge. The original text has been fully adapted into interactive form, allowing you the reader to visit Frankenstein's workshop, help him make his monster, and guide him through the disastrous events that follow. This is a reading experience like no other, that will put you into the heart of the story. With breath-taking visuals and sleek design, Frankenstein is an unputdownable reading experience, and a whole new kind of ebook. * * * Features: - New novel-length interactive re-telling of the classic story - Weave your own narrative as you guide Victor Frankenstein's choices - Innovative and beautiful easy-to-use interface provides a seamless reading experience - 65 illustrations including detailed 16th century anatomical engravings - The full text of the original Frankenstein, as published in 1818 - The Art of Frankenstein, an annotated gallery of the illustrations used

RADIX: The Practice is the official companion to the book RADIX: The Law of Redirected Motivation—a philosophical framework that examines why optimization fails, how attention degrades under pressure, and what it means to rebuild from depth rather than speed.
 RADIX: The Practice is a contemplative system built from 54 original works of art, designed to be encountered over time. The experience moves with the seasons. Some reflections return familiar ground. Others introduce entirely new forms—novel encounters that behave differently, surface unexpected perspectives, or quietly alter how the system responds.
 You draw reflections when something tightens. Or loosens.
Up to three times per day. Then the experiences rests. No notifications.
 No streaks.
 No habit loops.
 No algorithm learning you.
 Every reflection is a commissioned artwork—composed, rendered, and integrated as a structural element of the practice.  These are not prompts or affirmations. You are not asked to interpret, explain, or improve anything. Notice what reacts. That’s enough.
 Beneath the visible layer are hidden architectures. Five internal voices emerge gradually—not through achievement or completion, but through continued presence. Each carries a distinct way of seeing. A sixth—The Mirror—remains concealed longer and reflects what the others cannot.
 There are secrets embedded throughout the system. Some reveal themselves once and never return. Others remain dormant for months. Nothing announces itself. Discovery happens quietly, on its own terms.
 Everything you encounter carries weight. Reflections drawn. Voices met. Covenants held.  The system remembers without narrating. Hold too much for too long and the practice shifts. Composting is how you release—returning what is complete back into the soil. From what you let go, a Garden grows. Clear enough space, and emergence becomes possible.
 Time is part of the design. Some mechanics surface only after seasons have passed. 
RADIX is not meant to be consumed quickly or finished. It unfolds slowly—just as you do.
 Fifty-four original artworks.
 Six internal voices. 
Seasonal structure.
 Hidden systems.
 No subscriptions.  No ads.  No data extraction. Nothing sold but the practice itself.