Get to Know Kody Keplinger, Author of 'That's Not What Happened' and 'The Duff'
An Interview with Kody Keplinger, Author of 'That's Not What Happened'
An Interview with Kody Keplinger, Author of 'That's Not What Happened'
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Adrienne Brodeur, the author of the critically acclaimed memoir Wild Game, talks with Julia Whelan, the award-winning narrator who brings her work to life in audio, about this emotionally resonant and wholly unique piece of storytelling.
From his passion for gadgets and gambling to the way he likes his martinis ("Shaken, not stirred"), everyone is familiar with the tastes and traits of James Bond, the world's most famous fictional spy. Get ready to ramp up your knowledge of the life and habits of his creator, author Ian Fleming.
In her latest novel, about three women out for revenge, the best-selling author of 'The Girl on the Train' explores how our actions, justified or not, shape who we are.
Psychiatrist Dr. Jessica Clemons spent years answering Instagram's questions about mental health. Now her Audible Original, ‘Be Well,’ acts as a resource and a guide for anyone looking for answers.
The Star Wars audio dream team sit down to chat about what fans can expect from the newest foray into Thrawn's story.
With a mind-boggling portfolio of 62 novels and more than 200 short stories (and counting!), Stephen King undeniably reigns supreme over literary horror. From Danny Torrance to the dreaded Pennywise, check out some of his most iconic characters below.
Searching for just the right words to express how you feel about the one you love? We've gathered quotes on love from some of the world's most admired authors to inspire you.
Debut author Sanjena Sathian begins with a story about two Indian American aspirational gold thieves and ends with the acknowledgment of the inner search for home in all of us.
In one of the year's most anticipated debuts, Zakiya Dalila Harris draws from her experiences in the publishing industry to craft an all-too-accurate suspense novel about the micro-horrors of being a person of color in the workplace.