http://www.freeclassicaudiobooks.com/ seems a little spammy on the advertising. And I’m not sure if it is horribly redundant on the content from gutenberg. They give proper credit and a link to one site they are borrowing from.
Annie Colman makes a podcast of classic books given to the public domain. She donates them and has easy generous terms. People who offer their work in one big zip file as well as a podcast are a class act.
Pride and Prejudice
Huck Finn
She seems to currently be working on Ann of Green Gables, delivering it via podcast.
Blog by an audiobook creater. less breadth more depth.
Nice little touches of appropriate emotion in here reading. Pleasant voice. Good recording.
license: public domain
The homeschool site has a couple new links I might use so should give them credit.
They also cover etexts (which are good to use with a tts program) and paper books
Site has many links I have already but the reviews could be useful for readers.
Harmonica County’s mp3 audio book page