RotE Audio Books

[Farseer]

I find that sometimes I can get two books down at once with audio. I can plug one up in my car and listen to it whilst driving, and then of course the 'main' book I inhale tends to be print (ebook, pdf, paperback, etc). Also, I always READ a book first before listening - so the audiobooks become a sort of entertainment for me during my drive to and from work rather than an unfolding of a story (as I've already read it).

Same goes for me. I don't own or listen to any audio books that I haven't already read in printed form.

...the huge problem for me with an audio book is that there's no time to sit and think, and ponder, and turn back, or scribble a little note in the margin or on the inside back cover (should you have any room left there, of course...which I don't).

Oh my god you write in your books!? I could never......... this actually was just so shocking to me I choked as if you'd burned one.

I've only ever done it with my RotE books. I have a couple of posts about this state of affairs somewhere around here... I felt the same as you when I came here to thePlenty and discovered people who dog-earred books!

Do we have a pronunciation thread around here anywhere? I'd be interested to see how other people pronounce some of my favorite names in literature!!

Will have a look but I know we discussed it quite a bit in the 'Small, random questions about RotE that still bother you' thread.

I have a friend who has done the entire series out so far (all 12 books) via Audio because he never reads. So there most definitely are Tawny Audiobooks available. If they aren't on audible.com or any other audio book online store, there's probably a Library of Congress version (for the blind). I'll ask him.

That would be terrific, thanks.