Elizabeth Hand resurrects "The Haunting of Hill House," Shirley Jackson’s Gothic horror classic
With approval from the late author’s estate, "A Haunting on the Hill" brings fresh victims to the cursed house, expanding on its terrifying world.
How Felicia Day brought her passion project to life in audio
The author and creator talks about the joy of creating "Third Eye" as an audio series featuring a full cast including Felicia herself, Sean Astin, LilyPichu, London Hughes, Wil Wheaton, and Neil Gaiman.
"To Kill a Mockingbird" remains timely for confronting the realities of racism, brutality, and injustice in America
Calling all flesh-and-blood Atticus Finchs—our country needs you more than ever!
Editors Reveal: Our favorite spooky listens
From mildly chilling to outright creeptastic, we're sharing the listens that get us in the mood for spooky season.
The millennial therapist wants you to live a better life
Mental health influencer Sara Kubric explains how to recover from “self-loss” in her insightful new audiobook.
Editors Select: October 2023
11 editors, 11 new listens—from fiction to memoirs to thrillers, check out our most anticipated listens of the month.
"The List" is about the all-too-real perils of living our lives online
Debut novelist Yomi Adegoke leaned into thriller vibes to craft her chilling tale about the repercussions of anonymous accusations on the internet.
"Your Mama's Kitchen" transcript: Episode 8
For screen and theater star Matthew Broderick, who grew up among artists and actors, the kitchen was center stage for family drama.
"In the Room with Peter Bergen" transcript: Episode 24
In this episode: The War that Americans Forgot, Iraqis Can’t — and Iran Won
Author John Manuel Arias has learned to live with ghosts
Costa Rican family lore, secrets, and corporate greed provide the kindling for an intriguing work of historical fiction.
A debut novelist imagines a satirical haven for the canceled in "How I Won a Nobel Prize"
Julius Taranto brings his legal background to bear in a fiercely funny take on the culture wars.
In "One Blood," an adopted daughter paints three portraits of Black motherhood
In her first solo novel, Denene Millner explores questions about her mom, the birth mother she never met, and her own approach to raising her daughters.