been a bit busy of late, but hope in a couple of weeks to be able to give more effort to the project.

yes I’ve seen Telltale, and there are a few others out there doing similar stuff (though telltale seems to be the most professional). I think we’re the first to try to do this open source though! … anyway, my intention is to get the ball rolling and contact all these other folks, many of whom I have already contacted. One thing I would like to see is a searchable, well-organized catalogue of freely available audio literature, with everyone’s stuff linked. And ideally everything we do is donated to anyone who wants it (gutenberg? spokenalex etc)…

so: will you read a chap in the next book?

I’m curious whether you’ve seen Alex Wilson’s TellTale Weekly site — he’s also working on building a library of audiobooks from the public domain, but he’s going about it in a somewhat different manner. You might contact him to see how your projects could cooperate; he’s a great guy and very receptive to ideas on community efforts. I’ve been in contact with Alex regarding collaboration on my own podcast, which narrates contemporary short fiction under license.

Good luck! Sounds to me like you’ll have a lot of fun doing this.