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I've been listening to the Iliad for my cross country road trip and it's pretty kino.I need audiobook recommendations so stuff that's should be listened to not read . Classics preferred no genre slop. Something I would probably never actually get around to reading
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>>25422768
Canterbury Tales
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Anonymous
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Ovid’s Metamorphoses is great if you enjoy mythology
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Anonymous
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>>25422768
Moby Dick actually makes for a great audiobook because the prose style sounds fantastic when read aloud.
Dickens also has a style suited for audiobooks, masses of illiterate factory workers would gather to hear live readings whenever a new chapter of The Pickwick Papers came out.
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>>25422768
I love Jack Daniel's Tomoseoo Wbusety
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