In celebration of the show's 22nd season, we've rounded up a smorgasbord of listens by judges, hosts, and contestants.

Winning prestigious awards and topping bestseller lists, today’s Irish authors are making a big impression on the literary world.

Five years after the world locked down in March of 2020, a collection of memorable voices has emerged to tell the story of what we’ve endured, lost, and learned.

“It was like running face-first into a brick wall. And I was in the middle of it before I really looked up and went, What is happening?”

Author Charlotte McConaghy has created an unforgettable setting and filled it with characters who love each other fiercely.

From groundbreaking well-being to fiction that gets real about "the change," these listens are unabashedly starting the conversation.

Imbued with a casual cleverness and humor alongside themes of desire and identity, this debut novel offers a bold new take on rom-coms.

May the odds be ever in your favor with these thrilling YA dystopias.

The trans icon talks about resolving her quarter-life crisis, exploring an edgier version of herself, what she learned from Beergate, and what she’s excited to do next.

Activist and astronaut Amanda Nguyen shares her deeply personal memoir about surviving sexual assault, fighting for change, and learning to honor her whole self.

Barbra Streisand wins Audiobook of the Year, while “George Orwell’s 1984,” “The Women,” “Candy Darling,” and more take top honors.

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.