Actor, comedian, carpenter, and all-around manly man, Nick Offerman (Parks and Recreation) brings his distinctive baritone and fine-tuned comic versatility to Mark Twain's classic. In a knock-out performance, he delights in the hijinks of Tom while deftly delivering the tenderness and care Twain gave to his own characters.
Amanda Seales is a true multi-hyphenate. The comedian, actress, writer and host is known for her role on Insecure, as co-host of The Real talk show, and author of Small Doses: Potent Truths for Everyday Use, now available in audio, only from Audible.
Behind the scenes with the Oscar-nominated Precious< star and Empire actress as she records her memoir (itself as riveting a drama as anything she's been in) for Audible.
Wally Lamb's sixth novel, I'll Take You There, is his third to be narrated by fan favorite George Guidall. Here the two discuss the special and unique collaboration between artists who deeply respect one another.
Get lost in historical romances that will sweep you off your feet.
Funny lady Ana Gasteyer talks with us about her new Audible Original, Holiday Greetings From Sugar & Booze, a heart-warming story of love and friendship, costarring Maya Rudolph, with a jolly cast including Patti LuPone, Rachel Dratch, and Richard Kind.
It was one thing for the OITNB and Jane the Virgin actress to write a memoir about her family's harrowing immigration experience -- and quite another to narrate it. Here she opens up about the difficulties of recording, from surprise chapped lips to surprise emotions.
Author Tara Sivec and co-author and narrator Andi Arndt discuss all that went into making the Minnesota-set Audible Original romance, Heidi's Guide to Four Letter Words.
We caught up with the authors of Ohio (Stephen Markley), Baby Teeth (Zoje Stage), and There, There (Tommy Orange) at BookExpo 2018 and asked them a few questions to get to know the minds behind some of the buzzy books of the year.
Explore these romances that center on LGBTQIA+ experiences.
We dished with the acclaimed Westworld actress about what it was like to record Charlotte Brontë's progressive, gothic classic for Audible.
After performing Charles Dickens' David Copperfield for Audible Studios, we asked him to answer some questions from our Twitter followers. Which means he said some of your names. Out loud. Sigh.
