Bestselling writers who transformed fanfic into fan followings
Celebrate accessibility, community, and creativity with these authors who have dabbled in the art of writing fan fiction.
Ian McEwan believes poetry is the "superior and ultimate literary form"
"What We Can Know," his latest novel, is set over one hundred years in the future and keeps poetry at its heart, while delivering stark warnings around climate change and privacy.
“From Scratch” author Tembi Locke gives us an emotional new chapter in “Someday, Now”
The actor and producer takes us back to Sicily in this immersive audio memoir, capturing one final summer adventure before her daughter leaves for college.
Go beyond Longbourn with these captivating reimaginings of "Pride and Prejudice"
Over 200 years later, listeners are still swooning for Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy's romance. If you're among them, don't miss these audio spinoffs and retellings.
Dan Brown took eight years to write his most-researched, edge-of-your-seat thriller yet
“The Secret of Secrets” brings the long-awaited return of Robert Langdon, and asks big questions about our tenuous understanding of human consciousness.
From shamanic warfare to shady shadows: A complete guide to R.F. Kuang's work
Listening to R.F. Kuang for the first time? Coming back for a refresher? Here’s what you need to know before hitting play.
“The journey got dark”: Elizabeth Gilbert’s new memoir is her most intense yet
With “All the Way to the River,” the mega-bestselling author opens up about her dazzling, devastating relationship with Rayya Elias, and finding the courage to tell the truth.
Spring listening is in full swing
Warm up to the freshest, buzziest stories to hear right now—and all season long.
Explore the grounds of Hogwarts in audio
As we celebrate the return to Hogwarts for a new term, we’re revisiting some of our favourite places on and near the enchanting school.
Garrett M. Graff calls the craft of oral history a "process of subtraction”
The award-winning author’s latest, The Devil Reached Toward the Sky, marks the 80th anniversary of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the end of WWII.
Reality television makes for fantastic fiction
Find out what happens when novels take a cue from our favourite shows and start getting real.
Venture out of this world with a stellar collection of first-contact audiobooks
A perennial trope among sci-fi fans asks: What would you do if you came face-to-face with an extraterrestrial species?