I know that feeling a webmaster can get to find content as quick as possible, but
this is ridiculous! Prepare to laugh!
Here is the page for more worthwhile stuff... (is this legal?)
http://www.gutenberg.orgApostrophe, apostrophe!!
Posted by: Ezekiel
Re: Free eBooks - 25/04/2006 01:48
Finally, a use for my Download them All! plugin. Tomorrow's ride in will be with Mr. Twain.
-Zeke
Posted by: msaeger
Re: Free eBooks - 25/04/2006 02:09
Did you listen to any of them ? The Mark Twain audio books available appear to all be computer generated (computer read)
Posted by: pgrzelak
Re: Free eBooks - 25/04/2006 10:02
Another one. This one has human readers, but for the better quality versions you need to subscribe.
Posted by: Ezekiel
Re: Free eBooks - 25/04/2006 11:08
I tried to listen(and gave up, sadly). I was hoping they'd be better quality text to speech. C'est la vie! It's still a great resource. E-books were probably the best use I ever made from my Ipaq.
tman- I used it for one Twain book's worth of mp3 and they filled my 6400kb/sec cable connection solid. They seem well-mirrored to boot (five options for my selection).
-Zeke
Posted by: msaeger
Re: Free eBooks - 30/10/2006 02:32
I am digging up this thread because I found another site with free audio versions of books in public domain. These are read by humans.
http://librivox.org/
Posted by: msaeger
Re: Free eBooks - 31/10/2006 01:39
I don't know the one I listened to was pretty good. It was the secret garden (ya stop laughing). The woman who read it was a teacher of some kind so maybe that makes a difference.