In this episode, meet Pablo Cartaya, author of Each Tiny Spark; Ibi Zoboi, author of My Life As An Ice Cream Sandwich, and Natasha DÃaz, author of Color Me In. Read more
Ellie and the Harpmaker is a heartwarming debut from author Hazel Prior, read by the brilliant Katharine Lee McEwan and Philip Battley. The relationship that flourishes between main characters Ellie and Dan is tailor-made listening for these hazy, late August days: give it a few minutes, and you’ll be dreaming of cozy summer loves past and the English coastline. Read more
From stage to screen, actor Fred Sanders has brought countless characters to life. His work, however, isn’t just on a stage or in front of a camera; his voice has also brought a multitude of nuanced characters and stories to life via audiobook narration. And, that’s just what he does with his latest project. Read more
In her fourth novel, Very Nice, Marcy Dermansky deftly traverses our cultural landscape of identity, art, and politics. Read more
The Midwest: a place where farm fields and family trees stretch for miles and rich, loamy emotions are buried beneath a topsoil of quiet grit. Read more
The newest book from author Colson Whitehead is The Nickel Boys, and it’s just as haunting, heartbreaking, and brilliant as his Pulitzer Prize-winning The Underground Railroad. Read more
What happens when characters from beloved classic stories meet? Read more
In this episode meet Vivian Mabuni, author of Open Hands, Willing Heart; Laura Lynne Jackson, author of Signs; and Nathan Finochio, author of Hearing God.
These authors are all about connection and guidance. Whether it’s connecting to God, or to the Other Side, their work will help you discover that anchor and guide you to a fulfilled life. And, find out why one author chose Little Fires Everywhere as her last great audiobook listen.
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Even the most seasoned audiobook narrators will occasionally encounter a book that gets under their skin in a way they don’t expect. Read more
Author Claire Lombardo’s new novel, The Most Fun We Ever Had, has been named one of the most anticipated books of the summer by People, O Magazine, LitHub, and more—and with Emily Rankin narrating the audiobook, listeners can count on a heaping helping of additional awesome. Read more