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Old 05-15-2016, 12:34 PM   #24059
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I've got a longer term goal of reading all of Wodehouse in more-or-less chronological order. I'm still reading the works that are in the public domain in the US; the more-or-less mostly reflects audiobooks which might be slightly out of chronology. While the works themselves are not up to the bar the Master established once he hit his stride, not only are they free, many of them have whipersync audio titles available for $2.99, once you "buy" the free book at Amazon.

I've acquired just about everything that's available as an ebook, so in a way I'm looking forward to the classic Jeeves and Blandings books, but I'll miss the cheap audiobooks.
Do you know that some of the Wodehouse stories/books are available in audio format through Librivox? Free is good.

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Next up: The Right to Arm Bears by Gordon R. Dickson. An old Baen purchase.
One of my favorites of all time. Love the sense of humor throughout the two novels.
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