Culture

Books by and about some of the world's most inspiring women, in a range of occupations from athlete to soldier to mother to president. They're introduced by Audible's own Christina Harcar, who leads our peer-mentoring group Women@Audible.

Audible’s creative team had three weeks to put together a series of ads for the biggest awards night in Hollywood. Senior Creative Director Kari Niles' tale of the rip-roaring journey to get there is one for the storybooks.

In her memoir, Justice Ginsburg’s own words reveal a determination to fix the world, however long it takes.

Our own copy editor takes a break from defending the Oxford comma to share her favorite books, new and old, from the African diaspora.

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.

As Tolstoy observed, "Each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way" — which has made for some great stories. Here's a selection of our favorites.

The transgender teen and activist speaks out about identity, her remarkable personal journey (so far), and narrating her new memoir.

Audible's PRIDE club shares their favorite new and timeless stories about struggle, identity, and the need for unity.

The author talks about creating a sense of place that is both specific and universal, writing against stereotypes, and striving toward empathy.

It's a rare ability to hear oneself amid all the noise, but trusting in her unique, strong, and silly voice took Green all the way from stand-up to YouTube stardom, White House interviews, and a memoir.

Great writing seems to jump off the page — but add the right performer and you have a recipe for timelessness.

People are taking measures to record and preserve the voices that are most precious to them while they still can. Sometimes these voices are their own.