<human>: Hi all,

I recently started a job where it is best if I bike to work.  It's mostly on bike paths, so I'm able to throw on some headphones for the 30 minutes of my trip.  I'm big into music, so the first few weeks I just listened to tunes, but for the last month I tried something else.  I listened to "The Beautiful and Damned" by F. Scott Fitzgerald.

Terrific!  I have something to focus my mind on as I pedal through the same path in the morning.  The chapter length lines up almost exactly with my ride, and I end up being stimulated and alert mentally (and of course physically) by the time I get to work. 

Now I'm perusing the librivox library for more material that's in the public domain before buying some audiobooks.  What I'm wondering is, would it be advisable to read Dostoyevsky via audiobook?  Crime and Punishment, The Brothers Karamazov, and Notes from Underground are all on my to-read list, and I feel like this "forced pace" could be good for going through what I anticipate is heavy material.

Alternatively, could you suggest other books that are good for listening to?

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<bot>: I listen to audio books on my 30 minute bike ride to work, would you recommend Dostoyevsky or is that too heavy for an audiobook.  Rec'os encouraged.