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Keep that New Year Feeling with January Debuts Submitted by Erin Murphy on January 15, 2020

It’s the debut list to rival all debut lists: six brand new titles publishing in the first month of the brand new year. It doesn’t get any fresher than this. Read more

Tagged: Emma Galvin, How Quickly She Disappears, Karissa Vacker, Kate Weinberg, Kristen Sieh, Lisa Flanagan, Miranda Popkey, Nameless Queen, Olivia Dowd, Raymond Fleischmann, Rebecca Lowman, Rebecca McLaughlin, Shayna Small, Simon Jimenez, Tanen Jones, The Better Liar, The Truants, The Vanished Birds, Topics of Conversation

News Brief: Audiobooks From the Headlines Submitted by Erin Murphy on November 13, 2019

Heard a news story that piqued your interest recently? Already blasted through the newest investigative podcast? Dig deeper into your latest newsworthy fascination with these expertly written audiobooks taken straight from the headlines. Read more

Tagged: Adam Alexi-Malle, Ahmet Altan, Andy Greenberg, Blowout, Chanel Miller, Crisis of Conscience, current events, Elizabeth Knowelden, I Will Never See the World Again, Jodi Kantor, Karen Armstrong, Kate Kelly, Know My Name, Mark Bramhall, Mark Deakins, Megan Twohey, Philippe Sands, Rachel Maddow, Rebecca Lowman, Robin Pogrebin, Sandworm, She Said, The Education of Brett Kavanaugh, The Lost Art of Scripture, Tom Mueller, Yasemin Congar

Get Crafty! 6 Audiobooks for Millennial Makers Submitted by Taraneh DJangi on June 4, 2019

Whether you’re sewing, knitting, beading, etching, hand lettering, or stamping, you need your eyes on your craft project and not on a screen. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t be entertained while you work. Keep your ears engaged by pressing play on an audiobook. Read more

Tagged: Adenrele Ojo, Andrew Garfield, Angels in America, Arthur Morey, Baron Vaughn, Beth Malone, Bhani Turpin, Bobby Cannavale, Brittany Pressley, Cassandra Campbell, Chelsea Handler, Colman Domingo, crafter, Denise Gough, Dominic Hoffman, Edie Falco, Elaine Welteroth, Emily Rankin, Emma Galvin, How Could She, James McArdle, James Urbaniak, Karen Russell, Kimiko Glenn, Lauren Mechling, Lee Pace, Life Will Be the Death of Me, Mark Bramhall, Mhairi Morrison, More Than Enough, Natalie Morales, Nathan Lane, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, Nicholas Gonzalez, Orange World and Other Stories, Raphael Bob-Waksberg, Raúl Esparza, Rebecca Lowman, Someone Who Will Love You in All Your Damaged Glory, Stephanie Beatriz, Susan Brown, Tony Kushner, Will Brill

Audiobooks in Bloom: March 2019 Debuts Submitted by Erin Murphy on March 18, 2019

March’s debuts are popping up like daisies, and we couldn’t be more thrilled! Read more

Tagged: Adjoa Andoh, Alana Kerr Collins, Andrew Rannells, Andrew Ridker, Anna Kyra Hooton, Baby of the Family, Brilliant, Brilliant Brilliant Brilliant, Bryan Washington, Dion Graham, Eithne Shortall, Euan Morton, Grace After Henry, If Then, Jacob Tobia, JD Jackson, Joel Golby, John McMahon, Jon Lindstrom, JP Pomare, Kate Hope Day, Kobna Holdbrook-Smith, Look How Happy I'm Making You, Lot, Maria Kuznetsova, Mark Bramhall, Maura Roosevelt, Namwali Serpell, Oksana Behave!, Olivia Mackenzie-Smith, Polly Rosenwaike, Rebecca Lowman, Richard E. Grant, Robbie Daymond, Robert Petkoff, Saskia Maarleveld, Scott Brown, Seth Fried, Sissy, The Altruists, The Good Detective, The Municipalists, The Old Drift, Too Much is Not Enough, XL

Tales from the Studio: Director Jessica Kaye Finds an Unexpected Audiobook Connection Submitted by PRHA Contributor on January 8, 2019

by Jessica Kaye, audiobook producer and director

Thanks to Penguin Random House audio producer Aaron Blank, I was hired to direct Rebecca Lowman’s masterful audiobook narration of Burned by Edward Humes. Read more

Tagged: Burned, Edward Humes, Jessica Kaye, Rebecca Lowman

The Perfect Audiobooks for the Winter Solstice Based on Your Astrological Sign Submitted by Erin Murphy on December 20, 2018

The Winter Solstice (December 21, 2018) may be the shortest day of the year, but it packs a punch of astrological happenings and can signify rebirth, reflection, and the slow building of momentum for the new year. Read more

Tagged: Amalia Andrade, Andrew Rannells, Becoming, Ben Whishaw, Brave Not Perfect, Brief Answers to the Big Questions, Cassandra Campbell, Cathleen McCarron, Charlie Anson, Claire Lombardo, Crazy Rich Asians, Daisy Jones & The Six, eleanor oliphant is completely fine, Eleanor Tomlinson, Emily Rankin, Gail Honeyman, Gretchen Rubin, heather havrilesky, Jacob Tobia, Josie Silver, Julia Whelan, Karen Thompson Walker, Kerri Maher, Kevin Kwan, Lisa Gabriele, Love à La Mode, Lynn Chen, Maria Kuznetsova, Mark Deakins, Meg Wolitzer, Michelle Obama, My Year of Rest and Relaxation, Nina LaCour, Oksana Behave!, One Day in December, Ottessa Moshfegh, Outer Order Inner Calm, Peter Heller, Professor Chandra Follows, Rajeev Balasubramanyam, Ramon Tikaram, Rebecca Lowman, Rebecca Mozo, Reshman Saujani, Robbie Daymond, Sissy, Soniah Kamal, Stephanie Kate Strohm, Stephen Hawking, Taylor Jenkins Reid, The Disenchantments, The Dreamers, The Female Persuasion, The Kennedy Debutante, The Most Fun We Ever Had, The River, The Winters, Too Much is Not Enough, Unmarriageable, What If This Were Enough?, You Always Change the Love of Your Life

5 Unforgettable Family Memoirs to Listen To Submitted by Erin Murphy on October 26, 2018

All families have their secrets and their infamous stories. Some families are merely eccentric, while others are downright dysfunctional. These five memoirs demonstrate ways in which people have made sense of their own family histories Read more

Tagged: crux, Five-Finger Discount, Helene Stapinski, jean guerrero, Kathryn Harrison, laura june, now my heart is full, On Sunset, Rebecca Lowman, rick bragg, the best cook in the world

Our Fictional Boyfriends: Book Boys We Love Submitted by Taraneh DJangi on October 3, 2018

Let’s be honest. We’ve all experienced little heart flutters and butterflies in the stomach while attempting to suppress an audible squeal as we fall madly in love (OK, in like) with fictional characters. Read more

Tagged: A Discovery of Witches, Anna and the French Kiss, Anne of Green Gables, Ariadne Meyers, Cassandra Campbell, Charmed Thirds, Christopher Paolini, Deborah Harkness, Delia Owens, Fangirl, finola hughes, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Jennifer Ikeda, Kate Burton, Kim Mai Guest, L.M. Montgomery, Legend, Marie Lu, Mariel Stern, Maxwell Caulfield, Megan McCafferty, Nancy Wu, Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Philip Pullman, Rainbow Rowell, Rebecca Lowman, rick riordan, Stephanie Perkins, Steven Kaplan, The Inheritance Cycle Audiobook Collection, the secret garden, The Subtle Knife: His Dark Materials, Warcross, Where the Crawdads Sing

Audiobooks for Classical Music Fans Submitted by Taraneh DJangi on September 25, 2018

Victor Hugo once said, “Music expresses that which cannot be put into words and that which cannot remain silent.” Indeed, music has the power to inspire, influence, and comfort. Read more

Tagged: Aja Gabel, Being Wagner, Classical Music, cook, Dan Cashman, gardener-cook, Harvey Sachs, Judith Chernaik, Kate Reading, Nicol Zanzarella, Patrick Egan, Rebecca Lowman, Schumann, Simon Callow, Thad Carhart, The Ensemble, The Ninth, the piano shop on the left bank, Vienna Nocturne, Vivien Shotwell

Sound Off on Censorship: Listens for Banned Books Week Submitted by Erin Murphy on September 24, 2018

During Banned Books Week (September 23rd to September 29th), we’re joining the rest of the literary community to celebrate freedom of speech and to stand up for the right to hear powerful stories. Read more