powered by Amazon, offers a wide range of titles and genres, and it looks good doing it; unlike many a competitor, the site's design is "clean and simple."
Many of the audiobooks can be listened to as podcasts, so you can access them easily on an iPhone via the Apple Podcasts app.
apps, Libby and Sora (available in the App Store), work with libraries and schools
Libby instructs users on how to get a library card in order to connect them to local public libraries
Overdrive houses audiobooks, and Sora utilizes student logins to grant student users access to Overdrive's catalog of audiobooks in their school's library.
Volunteer voices contribute to their human-read audiobook collection, and the site also houses a computer-read audiobook collection. If you've got a book you'd like digitized that Project Gutenberg doesn't already have in their catalog, send them an email.
Archive grants users access to Naropa Poetics Audio Archive, Maria Lectrix, and Internet Archive. I
nstead of visiting each of those five catalogs and searching them individually, you can head over to Archive to do a master search.
Archive doesn't only handle audiobooks, web pages, images, and software programs, it also offers free audio access to over 200,000 live concerts. The audio files on Archive can be streamed directly from the site.