"Sacrilege" dares listeners to sit in discomfort
Writer and director Nyasha Hatendi discusses why audio is the perfect medium for horror.
Sam Danis
Sam is the Audible Editor most likely to obsess over the latest sci-fi listen, but she also enjoys a healthy dose of literary fiction, thrillers, and true crime. Born and raised in Brooklyn, she now lives in a small town in New Jersey where she enjoys watching birds and rarely having to parallel park. Audiobooks are her crutch during long train rides and complicated knitting patterns.
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These enduring tales of good and evil enchant us all over again in brand new ways, thanks to the minds of some of today’s most imaginative writers.