Firstly, it’s good that the captia works okay. I have to confess that while I did make sure to choose one that had an audio option, I didn’t get round to testing it out (I was in a real hurry at the time as I being hit by a serious spam attack).

And really, it’s whoever programmed the plugin who deserves the credit. It’s cool that the option was available to me, because if it hadn’t, I would probably have had to go for a system with no audio version – such was the quantity and the sick nature of the spam I was being subjected to.

Anyhow, I’m very glad it worked okay for you.

As for the ebook version of Game Night, it should be available at the same time as the start of the EN World project, i.e. 16th November.

It will be available from http://fantasy.drivethrustuff.com/ in PDF and ePub formats.

The only thing I’m slightly worried about is how well your screen reader will cope with the alternating nature of the narrative. The narrative is split between the gods, in heaven, and the mortals down below. And it often flips rapidly between them, in much the same was as the players in a roleplaying game often flip in and out of character.

I used different fonts and margins to distinguish between the two, and without that, I’m not sure it makes much sense. (When doing readings I’ve resorted to switching from one side of the lectern to the other when switching “modes”).

Before you do buy anything, I’d suggest you try aiming your screen reader at the PDF preview to see how you go with that.

http://www.jonnynexus.com/gamenight/GameNight-ChapterOne-FreePreview.pdf

If you have any thoughts about how I could make the PDF more accessible to people such as yourself using screen readers then please let me know (either things that I could put in the standard PDF, or things I could put in a special version of the PDF – like different colours, say, or italics, or something like that).

LBH

Incidentally your audio captia works quite well, clear to hear and short enough not to be a big burden. Thanks for configuring that.