The author of beloved YA series like The Raven Cycle and The Shiver Trilogy turns her awe-inducing prose on an adult audience with a historical, magical story about a luxury West Virginia hotel.
With the first definitive biography of revolutionary activist Marsha P. Johnson, writer and artist Tourmaline shows us what we can still learn from the legendary queer icon.
When the acclaimed memoirist traded sex for solitude, she found the surprising joys and feminist roots of “The Dry Season.”
In a romantic trilogy woven with the highly relatable challenges of three friends, fan-favorite character Hendrix finally gets her own spicy and heartfelt send-off.
Writer and director Nyasha Hatendi discusses why audio is the perfect medium for horror.
The author’s magical realist novel is also a fascinating dive into Australia’s history as a destination for convict ships.
In “How to Be Well,” the former fashion editor critiques the wellness industry and how it reinforces age-old class and gender divides.
The latest novel from the renowned children’s book author is a stunning listening experience packed with magical realism and vivid sound production.
The journalist’s latest Audible Original is an intoxicating story of ambition, obsession, and outrage in one of the most rarefied professions on earth.
The author’s debut novel about a group of teens looking for treasure off the coast of Australia was inspired by her passion for scuba diving.
With her latest collection of essays, the Pulitzer Prize-winning critic asks the question: What is authority?
A time-slip rom-com about bickering soul mates, alternate timelines, and unexpected clarity.
