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I haven't used audible that much, and now I have 8 Audible credits accumulated and I need to expend them before canceling my membership or they disappear back into Bezos' pockets 
Please recommend me
Literary Fiction/novels
Classics
Sci-Fi (more obscure or newer stuff is better, I have read a lot of the popular classic scifi)
Well written histories/historical biographies
K thx. Also judge other people's recommendations
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Petersburg by Andrei Bely
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Tomorrow Factory from Rich Larson (inventive scifi short stories)
A Man Called Ove (somewhat sitcommy at parts but an easy read about the kind of guy who goes unnoticed in most media)
River of Doubt (gripping historical account of Teddy Roosevelt's journey down the Amazon)
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The saga of tanya the evil
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It's good though, I think aev would like it
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Blind Man's Bluff - All about submarine missions during the Cold War. Some of the stories are fricking insane, I love this book
Children of Time - A pretty original science fiction novel. I liked it
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I don't know much new sci-fi, but one moderately obscure book I know and love is "Robot" by "Adam Wiśniewski-Snerg".
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China's Great Wall of Debt by Dinny McMahon is free if you have an active audible subscription.
The Warhammer books are a good use for credits due to how much they cost. Helsreach, The Infinite and the Divine, and Titanicus are good standalone ones.
Honestly I use my library for everything else.
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Noctulian guide to magick
by Anton Long
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