Classics
In Search Of Kopfkino: Writing To Be Heard
David Hewson, author of "Romeo and Juliet: A Novel," explains how he writes for the audio format, a distinct craft that's gaining value among novelists.
Hear Richard Armitage On The Romeo And Juliet You Didn't Know
Shakespeare wasn't the first to tell the story of the star-cross'd lovers nor was he the last. David Hewson's new novel, written exclusively for audio, puts a different spin on the tale — with help from this honey-voiced actor.
Banned Books Week: Voices Of Diversity
Audible's editors are celebrating daring and distinct voices with their collection of often-challenged books.
10 Audiobooks To Help Kids Read Better (You Heard That Right)
Editors recommend these Newbery Medal winners and children's classics for reading while listening—which, studies show, improves comprehension and retention.
Personality Is Everything: Why Trollope's 'Barchester Towers' Is Juicier Than You'd Think
An in-depth look at the 19th-century classic reveals a cheekier side to insular English clerical politics (yes, there was one).
Labor Of Love: Maggie Gyllenhaal Narrates 'Anna Karenina'
Listen to a behind-the-scenes interview with the Golden Globe-winning actress, plus an excerpt from the book.
10 Lovable Listens From Superfan Mara Jacob (AKA 'Book Marauder')
Audible "superfans" are total listening fiends, the kinds of people you want to ask for recommendations—so we did just that.
Bloody, Dark, And Real: The Willa Cather They Didn't Teach You In School
Most modern readers mistake Willa Cather's 'My Ántonia' for a romantic, frilly novel—but it contains an undercurrent of darkness that would become a central theme of her later novels.
9 Literary Bromances
In honor of Best Friends Day, we've compiled a list of audiobooks that depict male friendship in its myriad forms.
Thandie Newton Sounds Off About Becoming Jane Eyre
We dished with the acclaimed actress about what it was like to record the timeless classic.
How Social Media Gave New Life To The Serial
Think attention spans are getting shorter? Maybe...but the serial form is nothing new.