Tricia Ford

The fan-favorite narrator and actor talks about what it’s like performing his own work, why he’s a writer first and foremost, and what he’s working on next.

Whether you’re loading the entire family into the car for a long drive or heading out solo on a shorter journey, these audiobooks and podcasts will keep you company mile after mile.

"The Elements" is a kaleidoscope of four interconnected narratives, each representing a different perspective on crime from the points of view of the enabler, the accomplice, the perpetrator, and the victim.

“Fox” is an atmospheric, subtle exploration of the ethical dilemmas a community faces when a monster is found in its midst.

This razor-sharp, gleefully chaotic portrayal of modern American life is packed with all the misfits and mayhem we’ve come to expect from Hiaasen.

In her solo debut, Kraus tells the story of two generations of a family as they struggle to connect with each other and break a history of dysfunction.

Unflinching, bold, and inventive, these works of climate fiction (or cli-fi, if you will) make for perfect Earth Day listening.

Author Charlotte McConaghy has created an unforgettable setting and filled it with characters who love each other fiercely.

The legendarily prolific author talks about reaching her 60th book of the In Death series, writing as J.D. Robb, what she loves about her character Eve Dallas—and, of course, what she’s already working on next.

The icon discusses her new book, her new business, her new outlook on life—and how being a work in progress is far more fun than thinking you’ve got it all figured out.

The renowned author and journalist’s new book of essays, “The Message,” is a travelogue about global struggle and a lesson for his students on the art of writing.

Mark Sullivan’s deeply researched new novel depicts the real-life story of two teenagers who escaped the horrors of child-soldiering for a Ugandan warlord.