Recommend and audio book for an upcoming trip

[prplchknz]

we're driving to pittsburgh on wed, and i want to get an audio book for the time we're on backroads which will be between clarksville and bowling green anyone have any recs, my mom likes mystery i like almost anything. if not that's cool

 

[prplchknz]

I decided on "Murder on the Orient Express" but do i want the audio book or the BBC radio drama?

 

[Lark]

I just donated three different titles to the charity shop Prpz, if I'd know I could have mailed you them, one was lost connections, another was about kirkegaard, it was a biography, the final was about phishing. I mainly like to listen to non-fiction audiobooks, there were MP3 DVDs which is a single disk but it can carry the content of a bunch of separate CDs.

You can get them for less than twenty pounds on amazon. The quality varies a bit, even when its the author themselves making the recording, like the Lost Connections book. I recently ordered Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court narrated by Nick Offerman because I like both the story and Offerman's character Ron Swanson, in the Parks and Rec show.

 

[Polaris]

The best audio book I've listened to would be either Pale Fire by Vladimir Nabokov or Gravity's Rainbow by Thomas Pynchon. They're a bit long, though, so, if you like horror, you might prefer to try listening to some recordings, available on Youtube, of short stories by H.P. Lovecraft.