I have two things to share, one new, one old.

Old: The Scarlet Letter
You may recall that we did The Scarlet Letter years ago on CraftLit. I’ve not transferred it to Just-the-Books or into the Shoppe as an Audiobook With Benefits, but I do have the links.
Why mention this now?
Because suddenly gazillions of searchers on Google are looking for “listen to the Scarlet Letter” or “Listen to Scarlet Letter free”. So. Here:

The Scarlet Letter
by Nathaniel Hawthorne. When you get into the first few chapters you’ll know why Hawthorne changed the spelling of his family name to distance himself from his Salem “hanging judge” ancestors. You’ll also be surprised at how strong Hester Prynne is. Project Gutenberg text

1. Episodes 124, 125, and 126
2. Episode One hundred twenty-seven: “Goodwives.” Huh.
3. Episode One hundred twenty-eight: She Will Not Speak!
4. Episode One hundred twenty-nine: 129 and I’m Out of Title Ideas!
5. Episode One hundred thirty: But I Hate Embroidery!
6. Episode One Hundred thirty-one: Pearls Before Swine…flu?
7. Episode One hundred thirty-two: Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes?
8. Episode One hundred thirty-three: Eek! A Leech!
9. Episode One hundred thirty-four: Free to Be Crafty
10. Episode One hundred thirty-five: Time! Where Hast Thou Gone?
11. Episode One hundred thirty-six: Galloping Galapagos!
12. Episode One hundred thirty-seven: It Is Finished (not TSL, my novel!)
13. Episode One hundred thirty-eight: Can You Hear Me NOW?
14. Episode One hundred thirty-nine: Tick Tock
15. Episode One hundred forty: Reaching the Summit
16. Episode One hundred forty-one: Ow
17. Episode One hundred forty-two: But Is It Ahhht?
18. Episode One hundred forty-three: Is It Over Yet?
19. Episode One hundred forty-four: I’m SooOo Tired…
20. Episode One hundred forty-five: A Conundrum Inside an Enigma Wrapped in a Kumquat
21. Episode One hundred forty-six: Oy! 
22. Episode One hundred forty-seven: The Final Shoe
23. Episode One hundred forty-eight: Be True! Be True!

New: Jeff the Killer.
If you are inclined to listen to scary tales, then this one is for you. Written (a few years ago) by a 13 year old, it’s not particularly terrifying, but it is a window into the mind of a kid and what HE thought would make a good, scary tale.
You can also listen below and see new art inspired by the tale via the YouTube embed.