I also find that my library's audiobook selection is often more robust than the paper book selection because of the services they subscribe to. Sometimes there will be a long wait for the hard copy but no wait at all for the audio, and I have a lot of boring chores that are more manageable if I'm listening to something interesting.
Moby Dick and War and Peace both made good company in my ears during long commutes. The Master and Margarita is fabulous on audio, if you want to try a deeply weird 20th century Russian novel.
I also find that my library's audiobook selection is often more robust than the paper book selection because of the services they subscribe to. Sometimes there will be a long wait for the hard copy but no wait at all for the audio, and I have a lot of boring chores that are more manageable if I'm listening to something interesting.
Moby Dick and War and Peace both made good company in my ears during long commutes. The Master and Margarita is fabulous on audio, if you want to try a deeply weird 20th century Russian novel.