In "Exhumed," the seasoned audio historian sinks his teeth into a ghastly chapter of American hysteria, examining the line between fact, folklore, and fiction.
The bestselling author and TikTok sensation talks about crafting book 2 of The Artisan Trilogy, what social media has meant to her career, and the most vulnerable part of writing a book.
The bestselling author of “The Idea of You” talks about the challenge of following up a smash-hit and the gift of narrating her own characters.
With his debut novel, Mahmud El Sayed arrives as a bold new voice in Arabfuturism.
The author chats about what inspired The Heart Duology, how she crafted her propulsive plot, and what she loves about that crazy fork scene.
Thriller author Sebastian Fitzek and German “scream queen” Annika Strauss dive into the frightening mysteries of REM, their groundbreaking new Audible audio drama.
The bestselling author shares writing advice, a reading that'll make you laugh out loud, and a peek at her next chapter.
The Métis writer and poet shares what inspired the young protagonist of "Treat Them as Buffalo," how he approached excavating a painful historical turning point, and how car culture helps boost his listening stats.
Embracing the moments where empathy and tension overlap, Andrea Uptmor’s debut forces us to examine the messy experiences that connect us.
The trailblazing actress and activist talks about overcoming childhood trauma, how therapy helped her heal, and the emotional experience of narrating her story.
The "Abbott Elementary" showrunner and "Sh*t My Dad Says" author discusses how boredom, a real unsolved disappearance, and his father's hatred of shady contractors inspired his debut mystery thriller, "Get Lost."
The novelist discusses marital tension, eccentric Vermonters, and underground kingdoms in "Country People," his new book about a California family's disorienting plunge into rural New England life.
