Years after the worst experience of her life, Amanda Knox is finally “Free”
The famous exoneree, activist, and accidental true crime icon shares universal lessons on meaning and resilience in her heart-wrenching new memoir.
Nonfiction
Unreliable yet undeniable: why we love unreliable narrators
There’s something so compelling about a perspective that alternately tells and hides the truth—and audio only adds an extra shiver of delight.
In “Lights On,” Annaka Harris tackles one of the universe’s great mysteries: consciousness
Full of interviews with renowned physicists and neuroscientists, the bestselling author’s new audio documentary grapples with the elusive nature of reality and our own minds.
12 audiobooks to inspire your next travel adventure
Informed by some of spring’s hottest destinations, these novels, memoirs, and family-friendly stories are sure to feed your wanderlust.
The best true crime audiobooks for your inner detective
Do you enjoy murder mysteries or chilling criminal escapades? Here are the best true crime audiobooks to satisfy your inner detective.
Utensils down, headphones on! These delicious listens are a treat for "Top Chef" fans
In celebration of the show's 22nd season, we've rounded up a smorgasbord of listens by judges, hosts, and contestants.
Editors Select: March 2025
15 new releases you can't miss—from thrillers to fantasy to romance. Check out our most anticipated listens of the month.
Susan Morrison has penned the definitive biography of SNL’s man behind the curtain
The longtime “New Yorker” editor talks about the 10 years of reporting she did for the book, some of Lorne Michaels's best advice, and who may take over for him when he retires.
Talking trash with Alexander Clapp
The author of "Waste Wars" wastes no time when it comes to exposing the dirty little secrets of the international trash trade, finding hope beneath it all.
Celebrating 100 years of “The New Yorker”
In honor of the illustrious publication's centennial, we've gathered great works by the magazine's writers, including fiction, poetry, memoirs, deep-dive investigations, and more.
Editors Select: February 2025
16 new releases you can't miss—from nonfiction to fantasy to romance. Check out our most anticipated listens of the month.
Chris Hayes is sounding the alarm about the key resource of our age: attention
In “The Sirens’ Call,” the MSNBC host shows how our attention is being extracted against our will—and what we can do about it.