After serving 27 years in prison, Nelson Mandela sat down with his ghostwriter, Richard Stengel, to begin The Long Walk to Freedom. As the audio record of their interview sessions—and now a podcast—reveal, it was the beginning of a very significant friendship.
A chorus of “beautiful Black voices” narrates this new collection of essential writings by the Black feminist icon.
In her new micro-history, dress history expert Hannah Carlson explores the surprisingly controversial history of this facet of fashion.
A contract killer’s deathbed confession thrusts two strangers into turmoil in this gripping new novel.
Looking for more thoughtful takes on American history through the lens of crime and systemic injustice? These 10 nonfic gems strike similar chords to David Grann's National Book Award finalist.
Get to know the fan favorite former Jedi turned Rebel operative before you tune in to Disney+'s latest Star Wars series.
As we gear up for spooky season, these essential screen adaptations of the horror great's stories and poems are the perfect additions to any autumn watchlist.
For power couple Glennon Doyle & Abby Wambach, trust is key to a happy kitchen—as are good food, good music, and a whole lot of dancing.
We reached out to some of our colleagues in Audible's Asian community to learn how the festival—observed this year on September 29—ties back to our sense of community, identity, and belonging.
This fall, as another classic whodunit from the Queen of Crime hits theaters, get cozy with these gripping movies, TV series, and radio plays—and the original mystery novels that inspired them.
In her new memoir, the singer-songwriter processes her battle with cancer, her journey with grief, and how it feels to finally find the right love. Plus, she shares which "L-Word" character may or may not be based on her.
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