#Epub

TinJar (Author: "A New Faith")TinJar
2025-06-13
TinJar (Author: "A New Faith")tinjar.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy
2025-06-13

kschroeder.substack.com/p/our-subtop... @karlschroeder.bsky.social check out the city of Sequoia that I describe in "A New Faith" Part 1 is available to #download for #free from tinjar.ghost.io/a-new-faith in #drmfree #pdf and #epub formats Your brainstorming totally resonated with me!

Our Subtopian Future

TinJar (Author: "A New Faith")TinJar
2025-06-13

Self-Promo day: Show us what you're proud of.

For the first time and for a limited period (until June 16), I am making Part 1 of "A New Faith" available for as a download ( or ) at tinjar.ghost.io/a-new-faith/

It is about a third of the . If you like it, please subscribe to read the rest.

TinJar (Author: "A New Faith")tinjar.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy
2025-06-12
TinJar (Author: "A New Faith")TinJar
2025-06-12

tinjar.ghost.io/a-new-faith/

Until June 16 - Part 1 of "A New Faith" can be downloaded in or format

If you like it, please subscribe for the rest of the story.

NNELSNNELS
2025-06-11

In Walking with God through Pain and Suffering, Timothy Keller shows there is meaning and reason behind our pain and suffering, and makes a case that this essential part of the human experience can be overcome only by understanding our relationship with God. nnels.ca/items/walking-god-thr

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2025-06-11

In My Conversations with Canadians, Lee Maracle thinks through questions she's been asked, drawing on a multitude of experiences as a First Nations leader, a woman, a mother, and a grandmother. nnels.ca/items/my-conversation

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2025-06-11

In For Joshua: an Ojibway Father Teaches his Son, Ojibway author Richard Wagamese shares the traditions and teachings of his people, entwining them with an account of his own life-long struggle for self-knowledge and self-respect. nnels.ca/items/joshua-ojibway-

2025-06-11

Algo que me gusta de es que permite descargar artículos en formato .

Ahora mismo no es una funcionalidad que use mucho, porque prefiero leer en la versión web, pero me entusiasma la idea de poder descargar un compendio de artículos leídos en el año y guardar ese archivo en la biblioteca digital de Calibre.

Johan van der Knijffbitsgalore@digipres.club
2025-06-10

New blog post, with a brief introduction to the (possibly underrated) #Writerperfect tools.

These tools are based on the very same libraries used by @libreoffice. They can convert a wide range of legacy (mostly word processing and #spreadsheet) file formats to the modern #OpenDocument and #EPUB formats.

bitsgalore.org/2025/06/10/writ

Lanie Molinar CarmeloRareBird15@allovertheplace.ca
2025-06-10

Really wishing there was a good textbook reading app for someone with both visual and cognitive #disabilities.

I just started a new course at Colorado Christian University, and this week's reading is 7 chapters from a book called Introducing Christian Doctrine—which is pretty heavy stuff. I've been struggling just to get through the first chapter.

I tried reading in Word with JAWS, but quick navigation keys keep getting disabled, and adding comments isn’t very accessible. So I switched to the ePub version in Bookworm, which lets me add bookmarks, named bookmarks, and comments. That’s been a huge help.

For notes, I’m using Joplin, which works well for organizing thoughts in Markdown. And when I hit a sentence I don’t understand—like “propounded dogmatically” (what even is that?)—I just open Copilot in the browser and ask for a plain-language explanation.

It’s not perfect, but it’s working. I just wish there were tools designed with both cognitive load and screen reader accessibility in mind. Reading theology is hard enough without fighting the tech too.

(My degree is in computer science, but theology is part of the core curriculum.)

#disability #multipleDisabilities #Accessibility #JAWS #ScreenReader #CognitiveDisability #ActuallyAutistic #Autism #Blind #Neurodivergent #NeurodivergentBlind #BookwormReader #JoplinNotes #Joplin #Markdown #TheologyStudent #Christian #ChristianUniversity #InclusiveTech #EdTech #AccessibleReading #DisabilityInEducation #StudyTools #ePub #AssistiveTechnology #MastodonEdu

@mastoblind @main @actuallyautistic @neurodivergentblind

éric 🚲 🇪🇺 :emacs:ericsfraga@fediscience.org
2025-06-09

New issues (July-August 2025) of both Analog and Asimov's just came out! That's my reading for the next few days sorted. 🙂

#ScienceFiction #AnalogScienceFictionAndFact #AsimovsScienceFiction #epub #Kobo

Hraban (fiëé visuëlle)fiee@literatur.social
2025-06-07

Trying to fix my #ePub workflow.

I’m creating most files from ConTeXt’s XML export using #XSLT.

The #NCX (table of contents) must have consecutively numbered playOrder attributes in navPoint entries; it starts with 2 hardcoded entries and then adds the chapters.

ATM I’m starting with -1 which is not wrong, but some ePub readers don’t like it.

XSL has no counters, and I don’t understand how I could use recursion for this.

Ideas?

Except from the NCX XML file:

   <navMap>
      <navPoint id="cover-xhtml" playOrder="-1">
         <navLabel>
            <text>Cover</text>
         </navLabel>
         <content src="Text/cover.xhtml"/>
      </navPoint>
      <navPoint id="frontpart-xhtml" playOrder="0">
         <navLabel>
            <text>Titelei</text>
         </navLabel>
         <content src="Text/frontpart.xhtml"/>
      </navPoint>
      <navPoint class="chapter" id="aut_1-html" playOrder="1">
         <navLabel>
            <text>1. Kapitel</text>
         </navLabel>
         <content src="Text/aut_1.xhtml"/>
      </navPoint>
      <navPoint class="chapter" id="aut_2-html" playOrder="2">
         <navLabel>
            <text>2. Kapitel</text>
         </navLabel>
         <content src="Text/aut_2.xhtml"/>
      </navPoint>
unruheunruhe
2025-06-06

Il mio intero catalogo editoriale (romanzi e racconti) in offerta per tutto il mese di giugno su Google Play Libri.

play.google.com/store/info/nam

unruheunruhe
2025-06-06

Per tutto il mese di giugno su Thalia.de in offerta il romanzo di formazione "Un giorno, sempre".

L'estate a Napoli è la stagione delle stagioni: giunge sempre prima, le giornate diventano ricche di colori, di luce, di sogni e di sorprese. È in un giorno troppo caldo di maggio che Gianluca incontra Francesco; non si vedono da quattro anni ma lui ricorda...

thalia.de/shop/home/artikeldet

Un giovane uomo steso su un letto, a torso nudo, abbraccia un cuscino, col viso poggiato su di esso e con il lato destro guarda di lato. Braccia muscolose in evidenza e alle spalle una parete marrone.

È la copertina del romanzo di formazione "Un giorno, sempre", di Giovanni Venturi
NNELSNNELS
2025-06-04

The Booklover's Library by Madeline Martin is a heartwarming story about a mother and daughter in wartime England and the power of books that bring them together. A Goodreads Choice Award nominee for Readers' Favourite Historical Fiction (2024). nnels.ca/items/booklovers-libr

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2025-06-04

Native Tongue by Carl Hiaasen. A novel in which dedicated, if somewhat demented, environmentalists battle sleazy real estate developers in the Florida Keys. nnels.ca/items/native-tongue-s

NNELSNNELS
2025-06-04

Canadian sci-fi author Karl Schroeder's Lady of Mazes is a prescient 2005 space opera that explores a post-humanist world shaped by reality-bending technologies, omnipresent artificial intelligence, and the perpetual clash between past and future. nnels.ca/items/lady-mazes

NNELSNNELS
2025-06-04

All the Lonely People by Mike Gayle tells the heartwarming story of Jamaican immigrant Hubert Bird as he rediscovers friendship, love, and community after isolation. nnels.ca/items/all-lonely-peop

Christian Oestreichcoe@digitalcourage.social
2025-06-04

As an alternative to accessible PDFs (yes, sometimes you need a portable document format), I've been looking into the EPUB format for the first time. With apps like Sigil or Calibre, the conversion from HTML to EPUB seems to work pretty well. Not surprising, considering the fact that their markup is quite similar.

I would be very interested to know if any of you have experience with server-side solutions that create EPUB from HTML/CSS input. I have found libraries such as pypi.org/project/xml2epub/ and
products.aspose.com/words/pyth.

Have any of you gained practical experience and would like to share? Thanks also for a retoot. #Accessibility #Serverside #PDF #EPUB

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