Looking for more thoughtful takes on American history through the lens of crime and systemic injustice? These 10 nonfic gems strike similar chords to David Grann's National Book Award finalist.

"Fear is a powerful, elemental force that lives in all of us."

These 10 provocative listens don't just dig into the invisible scaffolding that supports injustice around us—they seek to dismantle it.

From patient memoirs to investigative podcasts, the hunt for a diagnosis involves unusual suspects, diligent detective work, and a singular crime scene—the body.

These true tales of dates from hell present worst-case scenarios—but also valuable lessons from the front lines of modern courtship.

Read to chilling perfection by acclaimed narrator Scott Brick, Truman Capote's 1966 masterpiece remains the nonfiction crime narrative to beat.

Dov Fox uncovers the surprising legal, social, and ethical ramifications of the biggest reproductive hoax in history.

A Southern belle, a Welsh journalist, and a group of white supremacists walk into a podcast—and a new view of one of America's deadliest crimes comes to light.

The author of Pulitzer finalist "The Great Believers" crafts a timely, hypnotic thriller with a cast of unforgettable characters.

Three investigative podcasts explore hacking, crypto fraud, and the global reach of cybercrime.

It calls itself a return to original Christianity led by God’s chosen apostle on earth. An Audible Original podcast and a new true crime doc tell a different story.