TooFar Media is an app that features a collection of provocative stories by Rich Shapero. The app includes ten novels, including Dreams of Delphine, The Slide That Buried Rightful, Dissolve, Island Fruit Remedy, Balcony of Fog, Rin, Tongue and Dorner, Arms from the Sea, The Hope We Seek, Too Far, and Wild Animus. The stories are a fusion of fiction, music, and art, and they challenge readers to grapple with revealing truths about human potential.

The app includes over 100 original tracks written by Rich Shapero, Elsiane, Orenda Fink, and Lhasa de Sela, featuring vocals by Marissa Nadler, Maria Taylor, Orenda Fink, Hollie Fullbrook, and musical contributions from Andy LeMaster, Marc Ribot, Son of Dave, Eric Drew Feldman, El Búho, Nils Petter Molvaer, and more. The app also features stunning high-res art by Eugene Von Bruenchenhein, Donald Pass, François Burland, Adde Russell, Hilary Brace, Ramón Alejandro, Cameron Nelson, and Paul Rumsey, as well as arresting art animations by Tomas Cottle, Tavet Gillson, Janelle Miau, and Andres Fouché.

The app also includes hi-res videos featuring natural (and unnatural) phenomena, as well as pundits from various fields discussing core ideas of Dreams of Delphine and Balcony of Fog. There is a bonus short story related to Dissolve, bonus audio tracks including “Wild Animus: 50 Years Later,” Hard Trials, Great Tribulations” by Mt. Zion Baptist Quartet, a “Mister Moon” demo by Rich Shapero, and “Does Presden Deserve Delphine?” by Rich Shapero (composer/guitar), sung by Orenda Fink, Maria Taylor, and Sally Dworsky. There is also a bonus album, The Slide That Buried Rightful: The Music, and a bonus video featuring Elsiane's live performance of a track from Rin, Tongue and Dorner.

TooFar Media is an app that features a collection of ten novels by Rich Shapero. The stories are a fusion of fiction, music, and art, and they challenge readers to grapple with revealing truths about human potential. The app includes over 100 original tracks, stunning high-res art, and arresting art animations. It also includes hi-res videos featuring natural (and unnatural) phenomena, as well as pundits from various fields discussing core ideas of Dreams of Delphine and Balcony of Fog. There are bonus short stories, audio tracks, albums, and videos, as well as Q&As with the author for all titles.