Airline Creates One-Of-A-Kind Novels That Last Only As Long As Your Flight
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Qantas aims to provide a unique flying experience by offering specially curated books called ‘Stories For Every Journey’ for its passengers. These books are one-of-a-kind because each one is created to last just as long as the duration of your flight. The Australian airline worked with Droga5 and publishing house Hachette, to create this series. Do you think it's possible to tailor a book's…
These books are one-of-a-kind because each one is created to last just as long as the duration of your flight.
The Australian airline worked with Droga5 and publishing house Hachette, to create this series.
Do you think it's possible to tailor a book's length to the average reading speed?
Here's a look at the bespoke novels:
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