The audiobook of Ron Chernow’s new biography MARK TWAIN, read by Jason Culp, runs a whopping 44 hours. AudioFile reviewer Alan Minskoff shares his very personal guide to...

AudioFile spoke with author and documentarian James Robinson and producer Iris McElroy about the audiobook adaptation of James’s memoir for middle-grade readers, WHALE...

The term “ballad” brings to mind stories shared in verse. They might be immersive narrative poems or tales set to music; they could involve centuries-old traditional...

Bring the thrills and chills with you wherever summer takes you—choose from international thrillers, gothic thrillers, and even a fantastical fungal thriller. Plus,...

Kimberly Farr has had a long and distinguished career as an actor on stage and screen and as a celebrated audiobook narrator. A gifted performer with an impressive range,...

New York Times bestselling and Library Reads Hall of Fame author Abby Jimenez shares her thoughts on audiobooks, narrators, and good food. “I love my audiobooks so...

Vikas Adam is one of the most dynamic and skilled audiobook narrators working today, with a voice that brings dragons, detectives, and deeply human characters to life. His...

AudioFile is thrilled to name Hillary Huber one of our 2025 Golden Voices—our narrator hall of fame and lifetime achievement award. Hillary’s voice is well known to...

This June we celebrate Vikas Adam, Kimberly Farr, and Hillary Huber as the new 2025 class of superstar Golden Voices. Each one of these narrators has dedicated years of work in...

For listeners of a certain age, just the word "mixtape" may invoke a certain emotional response. The structure is simple: a series of songs, related by theme, artist,...

S.A. Cosby’s latest Southern noir is at the top of our June listening list. Plus, a big new memoir, more picks for mystery fans, and fresh teen listens. Bring on summer...

Author Dervla McTiernan’s writing space in Perth, Australia, features a neatly arranged wall of colorful Post-it notes behind her. If proof was ever needed that McTiernan...