[0] https://librivox.org/search?primary_key=5&search_category=la...
Back to the topic: thank you! Any similar non-fictional material around? Edit: librivox also contains non-fiction, according to the filters. (I rest my case with relevance to the above note.) It is probably not the most specialized repository for informational or educational material though?
In fact, Spanish language records filtered as 'Non-Fiction',
https://librivox.org/search?title=&author=&reader=&keywords=...
still produce literature (works which have their value mostly in being literary products instead of contemporary essays).
For example, I have a dual language text of Hesse’s Damien. I found an audiobook on Amazon, but it has been abridged, to the point that individual sentences have been changed - with words eliminated! That makes it very difficult to follow text while listening.
I’ll see if Librivox, mentioned above, has a copy. Thanks!
What I’m trying to avoid is starting to read Spanish with an English hybridized with Latin pronunciation running in my head. I can halfway understand written Spanish already, so I figure that a few weeks following audiobooks with a text would be very helpful to getting a good start on a proper accent.