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Count of Monte Cristo is in there, highly recommended!
@OP: I'm wondering if more than just sorting, whether filtering could be added? I would want to find both highly rated books with high numbers of reviews.
I will definitely be using this. However it is missing some data. For example, filtering on author: aquinas yields nothing, but see https://librivox.org/author/1199?primary_key=1199&search_cat...
That's a good point; this definitely needs improvement. I'm planning to refine my data collection and matching process. Right now, I'm using string matching to build the tables, which may result in some data loss. The next iteration will include complete catalogs for all of them.
For example, you can query using only the first letter, so it's quite easy to quickly cache their entire collection (please don't give them the HN hug of death):
https://librivox.org/ ... api/feed/audiobooks/author/^a
Of course, specify json or something closer to your internal data structures.
The one book listed by Asimov links to a book of the same name by a different author.
Please add a column whether it is an actual recording of a human voice or AI generated.
She's Ruth Golding btw. https://librivox.org/reader/2607?primary_key=2607&search_cat...
Please add a column whether it is an actual recording of a human voice or AI generated.
There needs to be a column for the name of the narrator. I will listen to almost anything read by a narrator that I like. The LibriVox version of Flatland has long, detailed descriptions of the illustrations, but I've still listened to it several times because the narrator has a great accent. She's Ruth Golding btw. https://librivox.org/reader/2607?primary_key=2607&search_cat...