From page to scream—tune in to these terrifying listens that inspired horror movies
Looking for the perfect listen to queue up for Halloween night? These terrifying tales—all of which were adapted for the big screen—offer plenty of frights.
Editors Reveal: Our favorite Stephen King audiobooks
Just in time for spooky season, our team shares their best-loved stories penned by the legendary King of Horror.
Voices of Audible: The books that changed our lives
We all have one. That book that made a difference in our lives, an indelible impression. Have you found yours yet as these colleagues have? No worries, it's never too late.
7 common “therapy speak” terms and their definitions
Unpack well-being buzzwords through expert-led listens.
An A-list collaboration brings Reese Witherspoon and Harlan Coben together for “Gone Before Goodbye”
The Academy Award winner and bestselling thriller author discuss their high-stakes medical thriller, featuring a world-traveling surgeon caught between wealth and corruption.
Stephanie Garber has a mystery for every mood
The bestselling author shares five of her favorite books—each with its own flavor.
Five books that taught her invaluable lessons
January LaVoy considers narrating an honor no matter how challenging the process or topic is.
Celebrate Black History Month with these listens by Black British authors
Honour Black culture, identity, and heritage with these audiobooks by 15 exemplary writers.
In “Alchemised,” debut author SenLinYu found the beauty in broken things
Amid the intricate worldbuilding and layered magic system, the debut author investigates the moral ambiguity between heroes, healers, and spies.
Everything you need to know about Hufflepuff House
This guide to Hufflepuff explores everything from the cosy common room to the house’s most memorable alum.
“A Particularly Nasty Case” makes a particularly delightful audiobook
With his debut work of fiction, Adam Kay embraces the humour of dysfunction in the NHS.
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.