Audiobook recommendations...

[Epiphone]

If you like crime/thrillers anything narrated by Paul Thornley or Martyn Read are good.

[BoredBloke]

The red dwarf ones are actually really good - I wasn't a massive fan of the show, but liked the books

[b0redom]

I use Audible.co.uk. If you've got an iPod/iPhone they remember where you got to. Not sure what other devices support them.

In terms of content:

Fantasty:
Harry Potter read by Stephen Fry
Neil Gaiman's stuff read by the author

Thriller:
Lee Child read by Ron McLarty
David Baldacci's Camel Club

Comedy:
Simon Pegg's autobiography read by the author

Horror:
The Fall trilogy by Guillermo del Torro

[quackhandle]

Terry Pratchett - most of his are available.

LibriVox | free public domain audiobooks

AudioBooksForFree.com

525 Free Audio Books: Download Great Books for Free | Open Culture

there is some Dick & Lovecraft in there!

Plenty of classics

Gave you rep in past so won't let me, but much appreciated.

qh

[vetran]

Terry Pratchett - most of his are available.

LibriVox | free public domain audiobooks

AudioBooksForFree.com

525 Free Audio Books: Download Great Books for Free | Open Culture

there is some Dick & Lovecraft in there!

Plenty of classics

[northernladuk]

Not an audiobook as such but Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds is fantastic when stuck in traffic.

That was exactly what I was going to suggest.

If you use torrents there are loads on there. I remember seeing a Game of Thrones one which I would like to listen to. I downloaded the Harry Potter ones ages ago but they were just one huge audio file so right pain in the arse trying to get to where you were last so gave up on them.

[moggy]

Recently listened to Notes from a big country, by Bill Bryson on a long car journey to Germany. Would recommend that, as its made up of short parts, which means if you get distracted by the sat nav or road signs it won't ruin the book.

[quackhandle]

50 shades of grey?

Think of the the logistics...


qh

[amcdonald]

Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy is good

if you're into Sci-fi then the Blakes 7 audio books are worth a listen

[Antman]

50 shades of grey?

[Pondlife]

Not an audiobook as such but Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds is fantastic when stuck in traffic.

[quackhandle]

So, since I'm crawling along the M56 every morning/evening I need some good audio book recommendations...

Thinking along the lines of some Billy Connolly / Bill Hicks however only managed to find a few of these, anyone got an mp3 of all their standups?

Good novels?

TIA

qh