In case I don't survive another balmy day, here's a link I keep forgetting to put up: The LibriVox Collection at Internet Archive. Over a thousand items now available from this collection of free, public domain audio books, read by volunteers. Classics abound, of course, along with a number of oddities such as four Max Carrados detective stories by the little-known author Ernest Bramah. The volunteers get to pick whatever they want to read (as long as it's out of copyright), so people with eccentric tastes will have a great deal to do with what turns up in the collection. I find that a virtue. Also, most of the books are in English, but I've spotted a few in other languages. Stream or download. It's a collection well worth poking about in.
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In case I don't survive another balmy day, here's a link I keep forgetting to put up: The LibriVox Collection at Internet Archive. Over a thousand items now available from this collection of free, public domain audio books, read by volunteers. Classics abound, of course, along with a number of oddities such as four Max Carrados detective stories by the little-known author Ernest Bramah. The volunteers get to pick whatever they want to read (as long as it's out of copyright), so people with eccentric tastes will have a great deal to do with what turns up in the collection. I find that a virtue. Also, most of the books are in English, but I've spotted a few in other languages. Stream or download. It's a collection well worth poking about in.
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