Anyone want some audiobooks?

[redbird]

Ages ago, cattitude picked up Pride and Prejudice and some Borges in audiobook format; this was 1999, and I think it's tapes rather than CDs. They're still in the original shrink-wrap, and I'd like to find a home for them. Come get them here (if you need my address, let me know; if you have no idea of where I live, it's upper Manhattan, so if you're not planning to be east of the Mississippi this year, that's not practical), unless I'm planning to visit you anyhow.

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[callunav.livejournal.com]

I adore unabridged audio books, and would love to have those, but can't come visit for them. If no one in your area wants them, maybe you coud bring them with you when next you come Bostonwards?

[adrian-turtle.livejournal.com]

Oh yes please! I much prefer tapes to CDs for audiobooks. If you bring them here, I can listen to them and pass them along to Calluna.

[redbird]

That sounds like an answer. I also have another small gift for you--I had enough to carry that I didn't bring your holiday gifts from papersky with me, though.

[minnehaha.livejournal.com]

I have MP3s of audio courses from The Teaching Company (www.teach12.com/). Histories of ancient Rome, Greece, and Byzantium...that sort of thing.

All half-hour lectures, and very good.

B