Think of The Da Vinci Code, too.

I love The Paper Bag Princess!!

My only point is to support the creators and, yes, the publishers when you can.

Not so long dead, really, but his estate is still active, and his publishers are still around. The narrators are still alive, so far as I know.

But illegal to upload; the publishers are not the ones who uploaded those. So, sure, you can listen to it safely, but you're in no way supporting the actual creators. Music videos are generally uploaded by the artists or the labels themselves.

Oh man, I hear you there. Part of the joy of doing these books is justifying a bunch of research for them in hopes of being able to provide some supplementary material; A Passage to India would be an incredible one to learn more about!

Super fun series!

…but not legally, I don’t think.

Seconded!

Piranesi by Susanna Clarke, narrated by Chiwetel Ejiofor. Can’t count the number of times I’ve listened to it. It’s excellent, all ‘round.

Very much on the list! I've been meaning to catch up on my Hesse since forever.

also... artsy synthpop?! F*** yes. I was very sad to miss a show tonight featuring my good friends Pleasure Prince, of which a dude who goes by Neo Tokyo Philharmonic was also playing.

My wife's favorite book, and one of my top five, probably. Oscar Wilde, the man, is even higher! One of the first books I made an edition of, in which I was able to include some fascinating supplementary material in the back. www.amazon.com/dp/0984309357

Awesome. I have yet to read any Maugham but he's on the list, for sure.

Nice! It always helps when you find a book on your own, doesn't it? or sometimes the book just finds YOU.

...happy to be HERE, where the skies are blue, rather than basically any other social media site right now.