What are some books that are good in audio form? Making long

Pride and Prejudice with Rosamund Pike. She does a good job with the humor and characters.

Poetry, maybe?

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>>8836072
Let this man read you Harry Potter.

>>8836104
All I can hear in her voice is the crazy bitch from Gone Girl. That movie killed my crush on her.

norm macdonalds new book
Based on a True Story

bump, need new ones

>>8836072
J R

>>8836072
Finnegans Wake

>>8836237
No joke though, Finnegans Wake told in it's intended Irish accent would be great

>>8836072
HP Lovecraft. I think pretty much everything he's done is in audio form and I remember the voice being perfect for all the descriptions of monsters and such.

>>8836241
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HgCjtd2iPU
This guy did it well

>>8836072
the audio versions of the book of the new sun that are on audible are very good

>>8836072
Serious recommendation OP:

The Sot-Weed Factor by John Barth. It is quite long, but endlessly charming, and immoderately funny. If you can find an audio-book I guarantee you will enjoy your commutes infinitely more.

Just promise me you'll come back here to talk about it, since no one ever participates in my John Barth general threads

>>8836072
Moby Dick Big Read.

Huge audiobook project where the chapters are read by different people. a lot of them famous.
>Stephen Fry, Neil Tennant, Fiona Shaw, Will Self, Benedict Cumberbatch, China Miéville, Tony Kushner, John Waters, Simon Callow, Sir David Attenborough, even Prime Minister David Cameron. Pulitzer Prize winning poet Mary Oliver finishes off the whole project, reading the Epilogue.

If you wanted to check it out, the first chapter read by Tilda Swinton is fucking great.