Listen for free!
See my LV catalogue page for a fully-current, if less-organised, listing. All these recordings are free to download, and public domain in the US. Almost all are also confirmed in the public domain of the UK and Europe, and most are public domain globally. (At the moment of speaking, anyway – laws may change … please check with the copyright laws of your own country if you are unsure.)
Last updated 3rd July 2010.
Total cataloged time: 98hrs 23min (excl. podcasts, plays & chapter sub-sections.)
Solo Works
Love and Freindship by Jane Austen – Librivox page – archive.org page
The Water-babies by Charles Kingsley – Librivox page – archive.org page
Tender Buttons by Gertrude Stein – Librivox page – archive.org page
Nine Unlikely Tales for Children by E. Nesbit – Librivox page – archive.org page
Mathilda by Mary Shelley – Librivox page – archive.org page
The Wood Beyond the World by William Morris – Librivox page – archive.org page
The Moving Picture Girls by Laura Lee Hope – Librivox page – archive.org page
Elegiac Sonnets and other Poems by Charlotte Turner Smith – Librivox page – archive.org page (Duet with David Barnes)
Black Beauty: the Autobiography of a Horse by Anna Sewell – Librivox page – archive.org page
Royal Children of English History by E. Nesbit – Librivox page – archive.org page
A Guide to Men by Helen Rowland – LibriVox Page – archive.org page
Notes on Nursing by Florence Nightingale – Librivox page – archive.org page
In progress
The Mysteries of London by George W.M. Reynolds … each chapter is available as I finish it at http://mysteriesoflondon.com.
I’ve split the rest of the categories onto separate pages, since this has been growing unwieldy – please click through for the various types of text you’re interested in:
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