Spooky, celestial, pagan, and ghostbusting apps for the iPhone

Posed to The Art of Darkness
http://www.shadowmanor.com/blog/?p=11386
I'm not sure about accessibility issues, but I'm in love with the Google Star Map app--it says you just have to point for the app to tell you what celestial object your iPhone is aimed at, so perhaps it is accessible? Also, the zombie weatherman sounds fun. Considering the extensive number and variety of ghost hunter-related apps, someone needs to do a reboot of Ghostbusters with them as iPhone-wielding geeks.

Cemetery Dance now offers ebooks

Read about it at
http://www.cemeterydance.com/page/CDP/CTGY/ebooks
and I note for the benefit of blind horror fans that the only formats offered so far are for the Kindle and the Nook [sp?], but there is an e-mail contact included a the above link to which you can send suggestions for formats. I've already sent an e-mail bringing up accessible format such as ePUB, but oher folks should send along their suggestions also.

A couple of online texts about art and blindness

Kes: while Googlebooks is inaccessible, occasionally one can find the title online by searching for texts on archive.org which is how I found these titles. Note that the links take you to the plaintext version, but both titles are available in a variety of formats, including ePUB and Daisy.

1. Psychology and art of the blind by Géza Révész (Longmans, Green, 1950)
http://www.archive.org/stream/psychologyartofb00gr/psychologyartofb00gr_djvu.txt

2. The Nature of Creative Activity: Experimental and Comparative Studies of Visual and Non-Visual Sources of Drawing, Painting, and Sculpture by means of the
Artistic Products of Weak Sighted and Blind Subjects and of the Art of Different Epochs and Cultures
by Viktor Löwenfeld
http://www.archive.org/stream/natureofcreative00vikt/natureofcreative00vikt_djvu.txt