How to Listen
The Monk & The Witch is published as readable web pages.
There are no official audiobook files. Instead, the site is prepared so you can use your phone or browser’s built-in read-aloud tools.
That means you can listen while walking, commuting, cooking, doing the dishes, or resting your eyes.
Android: Free offline setup
For a more natural listening experience on Android, I recommend using @Voice Aloud Reader with BookFusion Voice.
- Install both apps.
- Open BookFusion Voice and download the voice you want to use.
- In Android’s text-to-speech settings, select BookFusion Voice as the preferred engine.
- Open a chapter of The Monk & The Witch in your browser, then share it to @Voice Aloud Reader.
- Adjust the voice and reading speed in @Voice, then start listening.
Once downloaded, BookFusion voices can read offline. The chapter page still needs to be opened or shared with @Voice first.
Other recommendations
These tools can read the saga’s chapter pages aloud:
- Safari on iPhone or iPad: The simplest option on Apple devices requires no additional app. Open a chapter in Safari, tap the Page Menu button, then choose Listen to Page.
- Reading mode on Android: Google’s accessibility reader works with long articles and web pages. Install Reading mode, enable its shortcut, open a chapter, then activate Reading mode and tap Play. It requires Android 9 or later and is currently available on phones rather than tablets.
- Microsoft Edge on iPhone, iPad, or Android: Open a chapter in Edge, open the browser menu, then choose Read aloud. Edge includes several voices and speed controls, with a smaller selection available offline.
- Speechify on iPhone, iPad, or Android: Share a chapter to Speechify or paste its address into the app to add it to your listening library. Speechify is free to install, but some voices and features require a subscription.