Now a pair of the forms most popular series are going even more retro: Theyre becoming novels.
(A TV series is alsomoving forwardat USA internet.
(As to why?
Credit: Harper Perennial; Simon & Schuster
Fink rather neatly compresses three podcast seasons into one book.
Sadly, Im not so sure what theLimetownnovel finds.
UnlikeAlices textual companion, however,Limetowndoesnt convince as stand-alone narrative fiction.
(Season 2 premiered in October; Facebook Watch is developing a series starring Jessica Biel.)
The mysteries are engrossing, but equal to the immersive atmosphere and cast of charactersLimetowndevelops.
The book mostly forgets this, following 17-year-old Lia as she discovers secrets about her uncle and family.
Her connection toLimetowns main story comes into view a nice bonus for listeners, perhaps.
But the family story plods, with too much focus on moving plot.
Theres a good book somewhere in the world of this podcast.
But its creators may need to listen more closely.
Alice Isnt Dead:BLimetown: C+
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