Bart BusschotsSometimes aurorae look like clouds unto you take a photo, and as I found out yesterday evening, sometimes clouds look like pillars of faint aurora until you photograph them 😕
Eddie Tonkoi
@eddietonkoi
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Tech enthusiast who does all the non-writing things for Jern's novels.
Just submitted online, so it will take a day to update.
I just remembered to add the map of Treggan Bay (fictitious town in South Devon) to the starts of the ebooks, paperbacks, and hard covers.
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Updating the website takes time, but it's also lovely to re-read some of the lovely comments people have put in reviews. "I’m glad I got the chance to read this book; it was touching and poignant and exactly what I needed. I will for sure be reading this again."
podfeetWe’ve got another great article by @eddietonkoi — this time on producing an audiobook. He takes us through the process, explaining each step where he can and confessing when he doesn’t know what a complex control does. Even if you don’t ever plan to record an audiobook, his process is still fascinating. I was especially intrigued by one tricky thing he does in not erasing flubs but rather silencing them, and why.
https://www.podfeet.com/blog/2025/12/producing-an-audiobook-by-eddie-tonkoi/
Producing an Audiobook — by Eddie Tonkoi - Podfeet Podcasts
Intro Producing an audiobook to be at a professional level is a big undertaking. It involves hours of recording, gigabytes of data, and exacting specifications. I’ve spent a lot of time understanding these and iterating on my process as I went through the full pipeline as narrator, sound engineer, producer, and publisher for my wife, […]
I feel better now. Jern's paperback book spines are all nicely aligned.
That's a good use of a Saturday afternoon by my reckoning.
That's a good use of a Saturday afternoon by my reckoning.
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And I've now got all of Murder in Treggan Bay recorded, with the production moving along nicely.
I'm still in awe of the difference getting the right mic has made.
I'm off galavanting with the grandchildren, but thanks to Eddie Tonkoi teaching us about static site generator Hugo, and @bart explaining to me how he approaches AI from a privacy-first perspective, we've still got a great show.
NC #1071 Eddie Tonkoi on Static Site Generator Hugo, Bart Talks AI Privacy - Podfeet Podcasts
Hi, this is Allison Sheridan of the NosillaCast Apple Podcast, hosted at Podfeet.com, a technology geek podcast with an EVER so slight Apple bias. Today is Sunday, November 16, 2025, and this is show number 1071. mp3 download I’m actually out of town this week, playing with my darling grandchildren, but you know we don’t […]