librivox you fucking pleb

what do you think the best books for audiobook format are? I've only listened to Lolita and some Dickens

>>7565721

If you like harry potter, there are 2 good audiobook versions

I've been told by several people that I have a "good radio voice." They say, "You should be on radio!"
Then I get to wink and thumbs-up and say, "I am!" (Though as of 7 months ago, that's "I was!")

I was on the air at my university's radio station. (8th largest market in the U.S., 1.8 million "potential" listeners, though it's mostly listened to by older generations, which makes sense because the daytime music is top 40s from '60s, '70s, '80s, and, more recently, even '90s.)

After graduation, I was going to put together a demo to try and get a job at Audible -- but then I saw the nearest office was in Newark (North Jersey) and I said fuck that.

>>7565707
>audiobooks

top pleb

audiobooks are cheating you're not a real leapfrog

I like listening to theology audiobooks because I can get a detailed sermon while still being cozy.

>>7565735
Just set up a recording studio at your home and email them the files

after reading the fagles's introduction to the homeric epics, do you guys consider any text to be written to be read orally or dramatized?
the bible also comes to mind.

>>7567186
The Beats, and fellas like Burroughs and Pynchon

audiobooks bore the fucking shit out of me desu senpai