My new job lets me listen to music while I work. What are your

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I honestly don't know whether /lit/ even talks audiobooks at all.

...I just finally have free time that I can use to listen to things, and I thought: "Hey, audiobooks."

I never got into audiobooks but podcasts are cool. Check out the Bret Easton Ellis podcast. It's mostly about the film industry but still really interesting.

>>8446976

I understand listening to music, but how can you focus on someone talking while you're supposed to be working? Or is it some, sit-in-a-little-box-doing-nothing-security-guard kind of thing?

>>8446976
Anything from TTC
Podcasts

In terms of audiobooks I wouldn't really know. I would listen to wacky stuff, not Brothers Karazmanov

>>8447023
Already do. Love his podcast. Unfortunately, he only does about one per week. I need more of a time-filler.

>>8447030
Tech support on e-mails. I got everything down to the point where I mostly just copy-paste answers to the same things over and over. It is as boring as it sounds.

>>8446976
What's your job, man? Just curious here.

>>8447036
Closest thing I've had to it so far have been the Doctor Who Audio Dramas starring the War Doctor. Shit fiction, yeah. But amazing acting with John Hurt and David Warner make up for it.

>>8447041
Nevermind. Already answered here >>8447038

>>8447047
Yep. It's honestly good if you get used to it, and I've got everything under control. You gain a degree of complete automation, because you're just replying to the same exact things over and over again.

So, I need something to pay attention to while I'm there.

Check Audible(even if you don't subscribe to it) and browse some categories you are interested in and read the reviews.