>>25215011
No point. I'll just do one for you. Which book? We will negotiate a price, and if it's one I like, I'll do it for free. Which book do you want read anon? I don't care.

>>25215011
I use hoopla every now and then. I saw Timothy Tackett's French Revolution stuff there recently. Might listen soon.

The words are the book, who gives a shit how they get delivered to you? That said I find it much easier to concentrate on anything difficult with the written word. Audiobooks are for light reading like fiction imo. Voice actors are nicer but AI will do and is better than nothing.

>>25216520
You probably say uhhhh and ummm and breathe into the mic. I've listened to librevox I know what you people are like.

>>25215011
I hope that the AI figures out what frequency of noise causes immediate seizures in humans and starts sneaking that into random audio books