The podcast audio of the Gospel of Thomas is now online, and you can either use the iTunes or the Podbean links on the right. But what is the Gospel of Thomas? It is a well preserved early Christian, non-canonical sayings-gospel discovered near Nag Hammadi, Egypt, in December 1945. It was in one of a [...]
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Jefferson Bible is completed
Posted in Audio Books, Classic Books, Jefferson Bible, Podcast, tagged Jefferson Bible, Jesus, Crucifixion, Death on July 6, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Episode 8 is now uploaded, and should be available on iTunes shortly. It concludes the Jefferson Bible audio project with the final three chapters in the life of Jesus. The next podcast will be a reading of the Gospel of Thomas. Beyond that, I believe I may tackle the Age of Reason by Thomas Payne. [...]
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Posted in Audio Books, Classic Books, Jefferson Bible, Podcast on April 26, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Over this weekend I’ve added three audio episodes of the Jefferson Bible project to the podcast, which takes us up through chapter 12. I hope to have the remaining episodes done this week. This means it is time to consider the future. Moving forward, I’d love to have your feedback before I get wrapped up [...]
Jefferson Bible project update
Posted in Audio Books, Books, Classic Books, Jefferson Bible on January 9, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Well, yes, the Jefferson Bible project is recorded and edited. However, somewhere in the middle I lost an entire audio channel and I cannot duplicate how that happened. So I’m a little stymied. It will be posted fairly soon to eztolistento.com and thereadingdesk store at lulu.com. I’ve also decided to try it out as a [...]
Jefferson Audio is recorded and edited
Posted in Audio Books, Classic Books, Jefferson Bible, tagged audiobook, Jefferson Bible, spirituality on January 5, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The Jefferson Bible for the 21st Century will be available as an audiobook very soon. It has been recorded and somewhat edited. The post production should wrap up by this weekend. More information about the project is available on the Jefferson Bible page (hit the tab at the top) and on http://jeffbible21.com.
eBook is published!
Posted in Audio Books, Books, Classic Books, Jefferson Bible, Literature on June 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The eBook version of The Jefferson Bible for the 21st Century is now available on Smashwords in 10 different download formats! There are minor formatting differences between this version and the eBook version on lulu.com – mostly related to the verse numbering system. It is also available on Scribd for a free preview read. Just [...]
Lessons
Posted in Audio Books, Books, Classic Books, Jefferson Bible, Literature on June 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I've finally put the text editing of the eBook to rest, and the final first edition will be hitting the interwebs shortly, followed by the audio book as quickly as I can turn it around. I still chuckle at myself because I thought this would be a fairly quick and painless audiobook to make, just [...]
Wrestling with eBook formats
Posted in Audio Books, Books, Classic Books, Jefferson Bible, Web/Tech on June 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Last week, I knew I would need to find more outlets for my eBook. I knew this would mean reformatting to meet the various requirements of the proprietary eBook vendors (Kindle, Sony, PDF, and etc.). When I found Smashwords it seemed like a quick fix for all of that. I've hit some snags, but they are not the fault [...]
The eBook has landed!
Posted in Audio Books, Books, Classic Books, Jefferson Bible, Literature on May 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Well, we're off to the races now. The Jefferson Bible for the 21st Century! has been released as an eBook on scribd.com. In the first 48 hours it has received over a hundred reads, so that's a pretty positive thing. I checked many other uploads at random and my results were far above the average (for [...]
Publishing Comparisons (POD vs POD)
Posted in Audio Books, Books, Classic Books, Web/Tech, Weblogs on May 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Wow. By that I mean that I am truly thankful that I took more time to research the POD / self publishing / vanity publishing horizon before I settled on a publisher for my current project. No, I've not settled on that publisher yet. Thanks for asking. I was originally leaning toward lulu.com, but all [...]
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