In this episode meet Marie Forleo, author of Everything Is Figureoutable; Lee Hartley Carter, author of Persuasion; and Jorjeana Marie, author of Improv for Writers. Read more
Happy Pride Month! Representation in stories for all ages can help spread compassion, teach understanding, and promote diversity. Read more
An easy way to freshen up your living space is by adding in stylish objects. And, you don’t have to break the bank to do it! Painted Trays, from Janet Crowther’s A Well-Crafted Home (the full project can also be found below), is an easy craft project that anyone can do. Read more
Wanting to change yourself, learning to live with your past, and then figuring out who you are is a journey that everyone takes. It’s no surprise that many authors decide to write about it. Read more
A thrilling mystery. A heartfelt coming-of-age. A swoon-worthy romance. Really good stories are ageless—especially when it comes to YA (audio)books. Read more
By Kathleen Glasgow, author of How to Make Friends with the Dark
I tend to write complicated girls carrying around a lot of pain. Read more
We know you should never judge an audiobook by its cover, but sometimes it just can’t be helped—especially when they’re too adorable not to share. Read more
As 2018 comes to a close, we here on the Penguin Random House Audio team are all reflecting on what we’ve read and listened to. Among the many (many) stories that the Audio team has collectively gone through this year, there are several hidden gems that we think everyone should know about! Read more
One of our favorite things about listening to stories that feature bakers or delectable-sounding cakes is that our hands are free to bake so we can enjoy tasty treats, too! Read more
It’s National Ice Cream Month! It’s said that your favorite ice cream flavor reflects your personality, but did you know it can also reveal the audiobooks you should be listening to? Read more