Jen Gotch Bares All In ‘The Upside of Being Down’ Because She Wants You to Be OkayBan.do founder Jen Gotch's new memoir shares her journey through life with mental illness and shows how you can embrace a perspective that turns your struggle into a gift.
Erik Larson on how Winston Churchill kept calm in a crisisThe blockbuster nonfiction author returns with an utterly gripping account of WWII-era family life and heroic leadership during one of history’s most anxious eras.
James McBride Takes Us to Church With 'Deacon King Kong'The award-winning author of 'The Good Lord Bird' and 'The Color of Water' shares why his rollickingly fun new novel, ostensibly about a baffling shooting, is all about the power of community and church.
Hilary Mantel Reminds Us Who's The Boss As She Finishes The Wolf Hall TrilogyThe esteemed author shares how her latest novel, 'The Mirror and the Light,' completes her series on Thomas Cromwell and how actor Ben Miles evolved beyond stage portrayal to become a trusted collaborator.
Dave Hollis Wants To Help You 'Get Out Of Your Own Way'His wife, self-dev superstar Rachel Hollis, may have been heading to the top of her field but a few years ago Dave Hollis was firmly a self-dev skeptic. What happened that made him a convert and led to his new book, 'How To Get Out Of Your Own Way'?
Lily King's 'Writers & Lovers' Explores Finding Your Way Through Grief To AdulthoodThe 'Euphoria' author is back six years later with a modern-day coming-of-age tale that challenges the creative quest narratives for women.
Author Jenny Lee brings rich teens to one of Tolstoy's masterpiecesJenny Lee has gone from Hollywood writer to novelist whose debut 'Anna K,' a fun and soapy version of the behemoth that is 'Anna Karenina,' is headed for the screen.
Sandhya Menon Goes From The Dimple-verse To Fairy Tales The best selling YA author of 'When Dimple Met Rishi' brings a unique new take on 'Beauty and The Beast.'
Andrzej Sapkowski Answers (Most Of) Our Burning Questions About The WitcherThe author of the fantasy series causing a runaway sensation sits down for a rare exclusive interview.
Dick Gregory’s Provocatively Titled Memoir Is Still Causing A Stir Decades LaterLegendary comedian and activist Dick Gregory made waves when his autobiography was first published in 1964 with its deliberately incendiary title. Audible is bringing it to audio for the first time and his son, Dr. Christian Gregory, shares why that word still carries so much weight and why his father’s message through activism endures.
Kiley Reid's "Such a Fun Age" is more than just funDebut novelist Kiley Reid takes a fresh new look at racial and class tensions as she goes beyond the now-ubiquitous filmed scene of a Black person faced with a fraught confrontation. Listen in as she discusses all that went into her approach, including labor laws and hair stories.
