books.epsilon.sh
A library of expressive multi-voice audiobooks, built around readable editions rather than anonymous audio files.
Books with a visible edition
Each public title has a stable page, synchronized chapter text, a table of contents, and an audiobook production with an explicit cast. Source, language, translation, and publication facts stay attached to the edition they describe.
Public library and private reading
The public catalog contains editions whose source and publication rights have been reviewed. A personal EPUB can also enter the same preparation pipeline, but personal-copy imports remain private and are not published into the catalog or discovery feeds.
Listening and reading together
Audio is divided into addressable chapters and passages, with text cues that follow playback. Listening progress can continue across devices, while public chapter pages remain useful as ordinary readable documents.
An inspectable process
Our production method explains how an edition becomes a multi-voice audiobook. The rights and reuse page explains the boundary between source works, Epsilon editions, narration, and private imports.