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At 3.50 it seemed like a good deal BlackAdder Send a noteboard - 18/09/2009 01:25:47 PM
audible.com is offering a free trial. You get your first audio book for free. I used mine to download the audio version of the tGS prologue. For those of you who are as cheap as me, enjoy.


But beware, the audio quality is not like the CDs, although there is a Harriet interview at the end.
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Get the audio version of the prologue for free PatAtt - 17/09/2009 01:24:24 PM 1075 Views
I am SO CHEAP. Darth_Katie - 17/09/2009 03:25:53 PM 575 Views
..... CupofDice - 17/09/2009 04:04:54 PM 625 Views
Nope, I couldn't PatAtt - 17/09/2009 04:12:46 PM 584 Views
lol, Thank you! *NM* CupofDice - 17/09/2009 04:34:32 PM 236 Views
Anyone know if it's available anywhere other than audible.com? RandAllThor - 17/09/2009 04:20:40 PM 519 Views
Thanks alot. I know what I'll be listening to later. *NM* j-whitt987 - 17/09/2009 04:30:35 PM 218 Views
How long is it time-wise? *NM* BlackAdder - 17/09/2009 04:53:13 PM 212 Views
1 hour and 35 minutes, according to Audible. *NM* RandAllThor - 17/09/2009 05:00:09 PM 210 Views
Wow - that's longer than 1 CD. Thanks *NM* BlackAdder - 17/09/2009 05:03:48 PM 218 Views
Yup. The prologues in recent books have stretched onto two CDs. *NM* RandAllThor - 17/09/2009 05:05:39 PM 220 Views
You can play it in 1.5x normal speed with no negative effect Lanfear - 18/09/2009 03:40:02 AM 705 Views
For even better audio speed customization RandAllThor - 18/09/2009 02:02:34 PM 489 Views
At 3.50 it seemed like a good deal BlackAdder - 18/09/2009 01:25:47 PM 496 Views
Bless you! Seriana Sedai - 19/09/2009 05:15:41 AM 520 Views
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