OTAN can be read with audio accompaniment. In order to listen and read at the same time, you must have the following: Either a print-out of the story in your hands or the story on your computer screen. A copy of the correct version of the song, as specified in the notes on the main page. I highly recommend purchasing a copy of each of the albums listed below, as they are excellent additions to your music collection. Bonafide - Maxi Priest Brown Sugar - D'Angelo The Distance to Here - Live The Downward Spiral - Nine Inch Nails Dummy - Portishead Erotica - Madonna Eve 6 - Eve 6 Faith - George Michael Grace - Jeff Buckley Little Earthquakes - Tori Amos Surfacing - Sarah McLachlan This Fire - Paula Cole Violator - Depeche Mode Warm Up the Gong - Rockwell Church (mp3 of "She Hung the Moon" is available at their website) Women in Technology - White Town Enough time apart from distractions to read and listen at the same time. Instructions Cue the music, make sure it is on �Pause� before you begin reading. Bring up/place the story in front of you. �Play� music. The fiction can, of course, be read without the musical accompaniment, but the experience is not the same. I would like to credit a Haverford graduate from the Class of 2002 for the inspiration for this series. I attended a recital he gave as part of a senior project in which he played the piano while the audience was shone the text of �The Masque of the Red Death� by Edgar Allan Poe, projected onto a screen on the stage. He kept perfect time on his piano as we read the words and the �incidental� music elegantly captured the terror and dread that the prose engendered. Bravo, young man! Well done.

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