It looks like the public domain audiobook project Librivox is working on a reading of Dracula. If they still need readers, I'm sure we could supply. If it's ready by May, perhaps we could link to appropriate chapters from each blog post.
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I downloaded and listened to their Frankenstein audiobook and it was quite good. Obviously free though, as the quality differed from chapter to chapter (because of different people doing it) and it was humorous that in some of them you could hear traffic in the background. but overall very nice readings. I'll probably get this one as well.
Posted by: Mateo | March 19, 2006 at 12:07 AM
http://www.monstersgame.it/?ac=vid&vid=16008166
welcome into the vampires world...
Posted by: grigor | March 27, 2006 at 01:40 PM