Mark Sullivan:
> I was thinking a bit today about the use of music in
books. My
> unexamined impression had been that it is the
equivalent of a movie
> soundtrack. However, once I thought about it, I
realized that they are
> two different things... A movie viewer can get
something from a song
whether or
> not they have ever heard it before, but the same
doesn't really apply to
> a book.
>
> I'm not the first to mention the real solution --
these books should be
> crossmarketed with accompanying CDs.
Even better, George's books should come with a soundtrack. If
you were reading them online doing this should be trivial. A
song is mentioned, you click on it and hear it. I wonder if
the readings of his books that are available include the
appropriate music. Mark
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