I'm looking for this as well. Did you find it by any chance? The closest one I found is this: regmedia.co.uk/2025/04/29/s...

Now to the main part. I'll keep y'all updated on the progress.

Couldn't find audio samples for all the voices - so had to create a script to create sample audios with all male voices. Its done. And it only took me ~5 hours!

Back to the project. First attempt to create an audiobook: Use Google Cloud Text to Speech.

The whole point to being a programmer is to spend 20 hours to build a tool that does something that will save you 5$. And believing it was completely worth it.

In my research phase, I found services that cost ~200$ that can create the audiobook for you - but where is the fun in that?

Also, I love audiobooks! I read 70(!) books last year - thanks to audiobooks at 2x speed.

Why? I consume almost all my books as Audiobooks - so its very odd to me that my own book doesn't have an audiobook version. I have to correct that.

If you are looking for real life examples, lot of people have published their notes online. You can find my entire note collection at notes.binnyva.com

How do you consume books? Audiobooks? At what speed? Visual reading? Something else entirely? Let me know!

If you’re like me, your "to-read" list is endlessly growing. I had almost given up on catching up. Then I discovered audiobooks at 2x speed. Now, I'm cutting a swathe through it!

I've been using Zettelkasten for about 4 years now, and I love it. Changed the way I learn things! Highly recommended.

About the workflow, I use Obsidian for my learning(and I publish those notes at notes.binnyva.com) and Logseq for my private notes. Both are maintained as separate vaults.

I've created a very concise tutorial for Zettelkasten. And its interactive - so hopefully you won't sleep off 😉. If interested, the article is available at binnyva.com/zettelkasten/