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I am so happy to share that I have begun to self host my entire digital library, and have moved away from BookFusion. BookFusion is a great service if you are not interested in all of the complications that go into self hosting and I highly recommend it, especially with all of the things that are being added in the near future.
That being said, I have a new way to share my library with you, and I need to build the guide for it once I have everything in place. I am using a tool called BookOrbit, and you will be able to download both ebooks and audiobooks from my library to any device you’d like to use (or read directly within BookOrbit)! There are loads of integrations already in place (Hardcover, Kobo, KoReader, OPDS) that will make utilizing this service much more versatile than I thought possible.
I am aiming for an early August launch of access to my BookOrbit server, and the guide will be written below without links ahead of this launch, so be sure to check back for guides and access soon 🙂