It’s been a long time coming. But finally I can say again that every book I have written is available in audio! But I won’t be able to say “all read by me” anymore. Jesus from Outer Space is now available in an Audible edition, read by KC Gleason. She does a fantastic job and we might use her for my forthcoming books as well. Additionally, for all my audio books, which are graciously all published by Pitchstone Books, I prepare text-readable PDFs of bibliographies and source lists for the visually impaired. And though JFOS is a colloquial summary and thus doesn’t even have footnotes, it does have a (very) short bibliography, so that is now available there as well. Anyone who wants the full academic bibliography and source list for everything discussed in JFOS will have to consult the text it is summarizing, which is On the Historicity of Jesus, which also exists in an Audible edition and also has a text-readable PDF of its sources, although using a kindle edition of that with text-to-speech (or Whispersync with Audible) is still more useful for visually impaired academic researchers, as then you can more easily hear what connects with what. But if you just want to enjoy listening to an easy-to-follow summary of my findings, get the Audible edition of Jesus from Outer Space now. And enjoy!
Sadly I don’t see it through your Amazon link. Perhaps it’s not available in Europe or more specifically the Netherlands?
For whatever reason, Audible does not appear to be available in the Netherlands (you can see what nations it is in here). The solution would be to run Audible through a VPN set to a host country the app/site is available in. If you already are running Audible, you can try searching for JFOS in-app.