Nietzsche, Melville, Jane Austen & More: The Latest Audio Book Classics Released by Librivox

in Books | April 3rd, 2007 Leave a Comment

Nietzsche_4Throughout March, the folks at Librivox were putting on the full court

press. Staging their own version of March Madness, Librivox and its army of volunteers completed 70 audio recordings of public domain texts. Among them, you’ll find some essential classics in literature and philosophy. The list of new additions starts with Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility (full zip file – individual mp3 files) and Herman Melville’s Moby Dick (full zip file – individual mp3 files), but it also extends to other time-tested classics. Let’s list them quickly:

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