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I read short stories in bed every night, right before sleep - lighter fare like novels, humor, etc. Doesn't take long to start yawning and nod off after 10-15.
During the day, I listen to a really wide variety of audiobooks on my phone (all free from huge county library inventories), via Bluetooth earbuds or car/truck stereo. Plowed through 600-700 books in the past few years, quickly tossing probably 90-100 that failed to intrigue me.
Just finished this one, a fascinating non-fiction look into the evolution of aerial bombing in WW II. Unlike audiobooks with one narrator (or a few like some have), this one is FULL of audio snippets from scratchy sounding old radio broadcasts and interviews. Fascinating.
During the day, I listen to a really wide variety of audiobooks on my phone (all free from huge county library inventories), via Bluetooth earbuds or car/truck stereo. Plowed through 600-700 books in the past few years, quickly tossing probably 90-100 that failed to intrigue me.
Just finished this one, a fascinating non-fiction look into the evolution of aerial bombing in WW II. Unlike audiobooks with one narrator (or a few like some have), this one is FULL of audio snippets from scratchy sounding old radio broadcasts and interviews. Fascinating.