I’ve been exploring ElevenLabs TTS for synthesized audiobook narration. ElevenLabs have recently announced a community initiative encouraging discussion about the project (the incentive being TTS character allocation). Since this post has been simmering in my head for a while anyway, I figure now’s a good a time as any.

I visited Greece last year, spending a week in Athens and then another in Thessaloniki to attend a wedding.

I took so many pictures and they’re just languishing in my phone, so I decided put them into a small travel post.

I visited Greece last year, spending a week in Athens and then another in Thessaloniki to attend a wedding.

I took so many pictures and they’re just languishing in my phone, so I decided put them into a small travel post.

There are many ways to use your own books in AI workflows. In this post I’m going through the most basic workflow that does not involve coding your own app, creating vector stores, or generating API keys. You can do this by just using ChatGPT (with a Plus subscription). Many (most?) writers are not programmers, so there is no coding required here.

There are many ways to use your own books in AI workflows. In this post I’m going through the most basic workflow that does not involve coding your own app, creating vector stores, or generating API keys. You can do this by just using ChatGPT (with a Plus subscription). Many (most?) writers are not programmers, so there is no coding required here.