/lit/ - Literature

Where can I find an English audiobook version of Romance of the Three Kangdoms?

Realistically no chance that I will be able to read this magnificent book but I can listen to it. Sacrilegiously Audible only has a Mandarin version.

>rereading Nietzsche
>"What is the ape to man? A laughing-stock, a thing of shame. And just the same shall man be to the Overman: a laughing-stock, a thing of shame."
>something inside me clicks and I "get" it
>a cosmic vision almost literally unfolds before my eyes, or through my entire body, pulling me along with it
>for a moment it's like I understand everything that has ever been and will ever be
>it all makes sense
>it is all active and fiery and LIVING
>I feel like this has happened a thousand times already and will never not happen
>I've stood in this exact spot and read this exact line and felt this exact feeling already--and yet I am also somehow experiencing all this in a future--projected into a place (or "space") where time is once more an eternity
>completely wracked with euphoria
>slowly come back to normal everyday sense of self
>only vague afterglow still trembling through me
>set book aside
>almost weep
>mfw
I don't understand what I just experienced. All I know is I want to preserve it somehow. To do something with whatever it is these lines showed me.

I have no idea what my direction is, I just know that I must ACT

I want to write a novel, but all I'm good at is nonfiction.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOhyDKPwTIE