Are there good places to get free audio books?

SanDisk MP3 players Sansa® Fuze™
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Yes, as said above, there are several free options.

  • if supported by your local library: DRM’d WMA* audiobooks from NetLibrary.

  • if supported by your local library: DRM’d WMA* audiobooks from OverDrive Media.  You can check for yourself here, on the right under “SEARCH LIBRARIES”.

  • MP3 files ripped from local library CDs or cassettes.

  • Project Gutenberg has many classics in audiobook form, some with human readers.

  • Serialized Podiobooks.

  • Sites that I’ve never used, but had in my bookmarks here and here and here and here.

  • A Custom Google Search.

Here is someone’s blog about free audiobooks.

*The Fuze, Clip, Connect, e100-series, e-200-series (when set to MTP/PlaysForSure) m200-series all play NetLibrary or OverDrive Media audiobooks. It’s PlaysForSure compatibility that you want (PlaysForSure = MTP + some little something else), which is supported by most Sandisk, Creative, Samsung, Cowon, Rio players, but not iPod nor Zune.

Message Edited by jj2me on 09-15-2008 12:37 PM