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Immerse yourself in endless stories with Amazon Audible's Spring Promotion. New members can enjoy three months of Audible membership for just 99p a month – significantly less than the usual £7.99 fee – and unlock a universe of audiobooks, podcasts and exclusive content.
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The 99p Audible offer is an excellent opportunity to discover thousands of audiobooks and catch up on the best podcasts, whether you're commuting, stuck in traffic, exercising, or simply relaxing at home.
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Audible also includes a theatre catalogue as part of its Audible Originals collection, featuring exclusive all-star casts and performances to entertain and inspire, only available through Audible.
Discover the best of the Bard with Shakespeare: The Complete Works, narrated by Ian McKellen, Diana Rigg, Derek Jacobi and Prunella Scales. Or delve into one of the greatest American dramas, Eugene O'Neill's Long Day's Journey Into Night, including the voices of Bill Camp and Elizabeth Marvel.
Podcasts are also included in the Audible discount for new members. Brush up on your current affairs with The Rest is Politics; chuckle away with French & Saunders; or drift off to the soothing tones of Jamie Dornan with his Sleep Sound podcast.
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This Audible membership deal ends on April 30, 2025, and is subject to availability. To take advantage of this audiobook subscription deal, visit Amazon Audible's Offer Page.
After the initial three-month period, the subscription will automatically renew at the standard rate of £7.99 per month unless cancelled.
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