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⌈ Secret Post #6466 ⌋

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Audiobooks

[(Anonymous)]

I have a 12hr car ride coming up and I am looking for a good engaging audiobook. My last long drive like this I listened to Project Hail Mary and it was amazing. I don't know if anything can really top that, but I'd like to try.

Re: Audiobooks

[kaijinscendre]

World War Z Unabridged.

Re: Audiobooks

[(Anonymous)]

I was going to rec PHM! The closest I can get to it is Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. People on the PHM reddit reckon the Bobiverse audiobooks are great - they're narrated by Ray Porter, who did PHM - but I haven't listened to them.

Re: Audiobooks

[(Anonymous)]

In the same vein, The Martian audiobook is really good. I also recommend the Mistress of the Art of Death series by Ariana Franklin.

I also have really enjoyed (non-fiction):
A Fatal Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum by Emma Southon
The Great Mortality by John Kelly
Midnight in Chernobyl by Adam Higginbothem

Re: Audiobooks

[(Anonymous)]

I listened to The Mercy of Gods by James S. A. Corey on my last car trip and OMG I want to do another car trip to keep listening to it. (There were several of us listening together which was part of the fun. I'm not only able to listen to things in the car.) It's scifi, but honestly the less you know about it the more fun it is.

I also recommend The Infinite and The Divine by Robert Rath. It's about two Warhammer 40k Necrons (million year old killer robots who are bummed about being robots) who hate each other. One of them can save scum to get the best judge for his lawsuit and/or make lockpick skill checks, and the other is basically Dr. Doom if Dr. Doom wanted to make a museum the size of a planet. It honestly rules VERY HARD.