Step inside a novel and live it as one of its characters.
Dracula. Pride and Prejudice. Alice in Wonderland. An old favorite you could recite from memory, or one you've never opened. Either way, you're dropped straight into the opening scene, holding only what that character holds. Play it word for word and the story lands where it always has. Choose differently, and find out what happens next.
Read it again, or for the first time
A haunted castle, a country ballroom, a whaling ship chasing a white whale. If you already know the book, see it from a seat you've never had. If you don't, it plays out fresh and unspoiled, exactly as a first reading should.
What makes it different
Everyone else in the story keeps living their own lives offstage. Change one thing and watch it ripple outward, honestly, at the pace a real change would spread.
How it works →Read an unedited scene from a live game: a reader playing Queequeg who never once did what Moby-Dick expected of him.
Read the scene →Every book opens at its own tone. Move it gentler or darker on five separate dials, and it holds the line you set.
Set the dial →The question every good book leaves you with: what would I actually have done, standing where she was standing?
The story →InLibrus is a small, self-funded private build today. If you'd like to step through, or just to see it run, say the word.
