Andrew Sloan says we’re not broken, but the world is
In his new book, the psychotherapist offers practical advice for calming your nervous system and navigating a rapidly changing and fragmented world.
Interviews
Arthur Snell provides a new guide to navigating our era of "Elemental" change
The former diplomat argues that the climate crisis is fueling global conflict, making mutual cooperation our only way to survive the coming shifts.
From scaring her sister to scaring the world: Claire Douglas on her journey from journalism to psychological thrillers
The bestselling author discusses why she's drawn to dark family secrets, and the thrill of hearing her characters come alive in audiobook format.
Meditation is easier than you think
“10% Happier” author and podcast host Dan Harris talks about co-authoring “Even You Can Meditate” and how he overcame his Gen X cynicism to embrace loving kindness, sort of.
“This Story Might Save Your Life” is a thriller, a mystery, and a love story all in one
Debut novelist Tiffany Crum talks about achieving her lifelong dream and the joy of creating a delightfully immersive audio experience with narrators Julia Whelan and Sean Patrick Hopkins.
Saara El-Arifi dismantles the myths and resurrects a ruler in “Cleopatra”
“She teaches us to keep using the one thing we all have: our voice,” the author says of her novel focused on the infamous Egyptian queen, narrated by Adjoa Andoh.
“Motherfaker” is fresh, feisty, and very funny
Live vicariously through a hilarious protagonist who fakes a pregnancy to get time off and a new start—just not the new start she expected.
"He’s the Devil" is queer horror at its best
In his debut novel, Tobi Coventry crafts a flat-share story from hell that celebrates the campy style of vintage horror films.
In “Antihero,” the Nowhere Man takes on his biggest challenge yet
Author Gregg Hurwitz discusses the evolution of Orphan X, his love of vigilantes, and his partnership with fan-favorite narrator Scott Brick.
“Where the Light Gets In” offers a road map to believing in yourself
Ben Crowe’s audiobook breaks down 9 perspective shifts to help you get unstuck, love yourself unconditionally, and rediscover the importance of play.
Confronting the British monarchy's slave-trade legacy
In “The Crown’s Silence,” scholar and historian Brooke Newman traces the royal role in colonial slavery.
Sadeqa Johnson’s “Keeper of Lost Children” is historical fiction at its best
The bestselling author of the “The House of Eve” is back with a powerful novel about an overlooked chapter in Black history, told through three unforgettable protagonists.