Kara Cutruzzula
Kara Cutruzzula is a writer, editor, playwright, and director living in Brooklyn. Her stories about culture, books, travel, and running have appeared in Newsweek, Runner's World, Esquire.com, The Daily Beast, TIME.com, Vulture, and other publications.
Articles & Interviews
Home for the Holidays: 6 Books to Spark Conversations with Every Family Member
Because you can only binge-watch so much before your eyes glaze over.
Just Run With It: 8 Books for Every Type of Runner
Newbie? Injured? Unmotivated? Ultrarunner? During marathon training season, there’s an audiobook for everyone.
Around The World In 8 Listens
Transport yourself to dreamy places like Paris, Jamaica, or the Italian coast — no cramped airplane seats, and no passport required.
Kitchen Aids: 10 Listens To Inspire Better Cooking (And Eating)
Can a novice find inspiration and confidence when she brings the voices of great chefs, restaurant critics, and "I've been there" advocates into her kitchen?
5 Books That Make Us Love This Planet Even More
Learning all about our wonderful, fascinating world is a walk in the park — literally, if you take one of these listens outdoors with you.
A Novel Approach To Spring Cleaning
We had this theory that maybe you'd hate cleaning a little less if you did it while listening to something distractingly suspenseful. Or was it better to go with inspiring and supportive? Let's see how it all worked out.
What the F*@k Was My New Year Resolution Again?
If your "new year, new you" pledge is ancient history, get back on track by embracing the trend of light-heartedly titled, but seriously no-nonsense self-help books.
An Audiobook Virgin On Finding Her Perfect Match
A die-hard reader embarks on a quest to see if audiobooks do it for her — and discovers something she wasn't expecting.