Transgender voice actor Kay Eluvian delivers on the moodiness and longing of Alexis Hall’s novel, portraying Viola with feminine strength and Gracewood as a dashing, brooding hero.
Actor Lucy Liu’s sensitive performance of Tracy Flick captures every moment of confidence and frustration in Tom Perrotta’s engrossing novel of retrospection, regret and self-fulfillment.
English author and journalist Tina Brown gives an energetic and engrossing performance as she shares juicy details about the strife and scandal that has surrounded the British monarchy for decades.
Voice actor Miranda Raison’s crisp delivery mirrors Elizabeth Zott’s prioritization of rationality over emotion in the delightful Lessons in Chemistry audiobook.
Narrated by Aunjanue Ellis and Janina Edwards, Gathering Blossoms Under Fire makes for an insightful and intriguing audiobook. The best part: Alice Walker reads the postscript, emphasizing the personal nature of publicizing her journals.
Narrators Kamran R. Khan, Kausar Mohammed and Deepti Gupta bring personality and insight to their performances, contributing greatly to the believability of Sabaa Tahir’s heavy, beautiful novel.
Hannah Gadsby is a marvelous storyteller, and as the narrator of her memoir‘s audiobook, she guides us through heartbreaking and hilarious moments with good humor and a dry wit.
Through multiple audiobook narrators, Emily St. John Mandel‘s novel transforms into a stage play in an interdimensional theater.
Elegantly narrated by author Janelle Mon‘e and voice actor Bahni Turpin, The Memory Librarian explores the joy and courage that can be found in a community of resistance.
As evidenced by the huge cast for the audiobook of Burning Questions, appreciation for Margaret Atwood‘s literary contributions is far-reaching, and with such support, it‘s unlikely her words will ever be silenced.
Bomb Shelter author Mary Laura Philpott reads her own audiobook with a Southern lilt, at times laughing or on the verge of tears.
Fifteen years after its initial publication, The Reluctant Fundamentalist gets a haunting new audiobook recorded by its author.
The Nineties provides a fascinating, granular look at a defining period of history, and author Chuck Klosterman narrates in an almost tongue-in-cheek fashion.
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