[pct-l] public domain audio books

[Julie Flaming]

Shoot. I was going to add that if you want more info, feel free to email me.
I can answer the basic questions and point you in the direction of folks
who'd know more.

Julie

On Feb 5, 2008 10:20 PM, Julie Flaming <julie.flaming at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi all -
>
> I lurk a lot and speak little, but this caught my eye.
>
> You all might want to check out podiobooks.com and pick up some podcast
> novels (basically, online audiobooks). They're free, super-easy to download
> if you have ITunes or other podcatcher software, and some are pretty great
> (Check out Scott Sigler, JC Hutchens, or Tee Morris for particularly
> well-done examples)! I know they appreciate donations but the authors who
> give their work away there are really focused on building a fan base and
> promoting their work. No one will guilt you or hunt you down.
>
> Julie
>
>
>   On Feb 4, 2008 6:33 PM, Pea Hicks <phix at optigan.com> wrote:
>
> > for those like myself who like to listen to mp3 audiobooks while they
> > walk, here's a great site with the stated goal of making freely shared
> > recordings of all public domain books:
> >
> > http://librivox.org/
> >
> > since the readers are all volunteer (anyone can join in), you get a
> > range of quality, but many of them are quite professional. i'm currently
> > listening to a john muir book and the reader is excellent.
> >
> > cheers-
> > girlscout
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