The 2025 Audie Awards are here
Barbra Streisand wins Audiobook of the Year, while “George Orwell’s 1984,” “The Women,” “Candy Darling,” and more take top honors.
Enter the arena with this essential guide to Panem’s Hunger Games
From Quarter Quells to the origin of the Games, here's a primer on the history and impact of the brutal contest known as the Hunger Games.
Martha S. Jones unearths her family history in “The Trouble of Color”
The renowned historian found both pain and pride when she explored her ancestors’ journey from slavery to freedom.
Before you watch “Mickey 17,” here’s everything you need to know about “Mickey7”
Don't miss the sci-fi romp that inspired one of 2025's biggest blockbusters.
Who is Haymitch Abernathy? A Hunger Games character guide
Catch up on everything we already know about the Hunger Games victor and mentor before his full backstory is revealed in "Sunrise on the Reaping".
Lucy Score introduces a delightful new small-town romance series with “Story of My Life”
The author of 30+ audiobooks on why she likes indie publishing, how she deals with writer’s block, and what’s next in the Story Lake series.
Holly Brickley strikes a chord with her fresh, music-infused debut
In "Deep Cuts", the author crafts an aching saga of the push-and-pull of young love set against the backdrop of the 2000s music scene.
In Lisa Unger’s latest thriller, hide-and-seek is anything but child’s play
With “Close Your Eyes and Count to 10,” Unger showcases another resilient heroine, this time on a secluded island amid a reality TV show that turns deadly.
The Hunger Games series, explained
If you haven't yet listened to Suzanne Collins's YA sensation or need a refresher ahead of "Sunrise on the Reaping," here's what to know about the action-packed dystopian series.
Cara Veloce’s “The Winning Formula” burns hot, on and off the racetrack
In her romance debut, the Australian author has crafted a thrilling Formula One love story that will have hearts racing.
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.
In "The Fourth Consort," Edward Ashton finds the humor in first contact
The sci-fi author discusses his new novel, how his professional background informs his work, and his feelings on the upcoming blockbuster adaptation of "Mickey7."