I've been reading stuff from project guttenberg for years, but hadn't been by
in several months. Now they have a steadily growing selection of human read
audio books available as well. Check it out if that sort of thing interests
you at all.
http://www.gutenberg.org/browse/categories/1FWIW if you don't know project guttenberg is a site dedicated to archiving
out-of-copyright works, and making them available in digital format, free of
charge. Some of the stuff there will surprise you - I found Booth
Tarkington's Penrod Stories there, for instance.
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