Starting Thursday, October 8th, the famed annual New York Comic Con (NYCC) is teaming up with London’s Movie Comic Media (MCM) Comic Con to create the Metaverse, a virtual realm that is the sum of all fandoms. READ MORE
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Join Penguin Random House this Friday 8/21 and Saturday 8/22 for Book Your Summer Live. BYSL is a two-day virtual event dedicated to over 100 PRH author appearances, tons of giveaways, artist spotlights, and most importantly, the love of reading and listening! READ MORE
In this week’s edition of Listen and Craft, we’re bringing you a painterly project from illustrator Emma Block’s recent book, Get Started with Gouache (pronounced “gwash”).* READ MORE
A wizard private eye who tracks baddies on rainy Chicago streets. The war games and dragon banes of Westeros. A fearless 11-year-old sleuth upending the 1950’s English countryside. A meet-cute that leads to a world of swoony romance. READ MORE
Stuck inside but trying to reduce screen-time for the young eyes around you? Dive in to one (or three!) of these enthralling audiobook series and just try to press pause.
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As winter turns to spring we’re celebrating transformations of all kinds, and that most definitely includes the fascinating shape-shifters featured in Wild Country, bestselling author Anne Bishop’s latest audiobook in the World of the Others series. READ MORE
The world of fantasy fiction ranges from contemporary magic to worlds full of kings and magical creatures. No matter what kind of epic fantasy story you enjoy, we have an audiobook you can dive into. READ MORE
Have you ever listened to an audiobook that is so well narrated, you become completely immersed in the author’s world? We love that experience. For Video Games Day (celebrated on July 8th), we have a few recommendations that will make you think you’re in an RPG. Buckle up and enjoy the ride.
After more than twenty years, Tad Williams is returning to the world of Osten Ard, which he created in the bestselling Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn trilogy. The Last King of Osten Ard trilogy is on the way in June, beginning with The Witchwood Crown. The series continues the story of Simon Snowlock, thirty years after he was crowned king following the events of MSaT. To bridge this considerable time gap, Williams has written The Heart of What Was Lost to set the stage for what’s to come in The Witchwood Crown. While MSaT was a coming-of-age epic, The Heart of What Was Lost is a relatively intimate war story that depicts two worn-down armies fighting a brutal campaign where one side faces complete extinction. Taking place directly after the events of To Green Angel Tower, the benevolent Human/Sithi alliance has saved the world and scattered the armies of their enemies, the Norns. The novella follows Duke Isgrimnur as he leads an army of Northern Rimmersmen to pursue the last of the Norns in an invasion of their harsh, frozen homeland, culminating in a brutal siege of their capital city, Nakkiga. READ MORE
New York Times bestselling author Salman Rushdie is at it again. With Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights, Rushdie weaves elements of mythology, history, love, and fantasy together. The story begins with a jinn–those magical creatures of ancient Eastern stories. READ MORE