If You Listen To An Audio Book, Make It This One

[lostwiginity.livejournal.com]

There's several version of the J&W novels in audio book form, but Jonathan Cecil reads them best, IMHO. He's got the voices down perfectly.

And I included a zipped version of "Carry On Jeeves", which consists of 10 short stories, the last one being from Jeeves's POV rather than Bertie's, which is a really interesting perspective.

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[fryphile.livejournal.com]

Snagging. Thanks! I haven't heard Mr. Cecil's version yet, but Martin Jarvis also reads extraordinarily well. As does Simon Callow, but he can't read anything poorly.