September 1, 2026
How Annie Jacobsen’s nightmare fuel became a nonfiction sensation
The bestselling author of “Nuclear War” returns with her latest bone-chilling scenario, the made-to-be-heard “Biological War.”
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September 1, 2026
James Islington goes cyberpunk in “Scion”
The Australian author of the Hierarchy and Licanius series brings us a new antihero—John Wick meets Blade Runner—in the first installment of this futuristic thriller trilogy.
August 31, 2026
Cozy up to fall’s most anticipated audiobooks
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August 31, 2026
In her new, raw memoir, Toronto restaurateur Jen Agg expertly balances vibe with taste
She wooed the book world with a hilarious, sharply honest literary memoir. Then her life crumbled apart.
August 25, 2026
A fractured family faces a small town’s violent past in “They Say a Girl Died Here”
Sarah Pinborough talks about the feminism in her latest thriller, her philosophy on twists, and Saskia Maarleveld’s stunning narration.
August 24, 2026
Liane Moriarty had a no-sequel rule. The friends of Pirriwee Peninsula had other ideas.
The number one New York Times bestselling author on returning to the “Big Little” universe, writing teenagers while raising them in real time, and how she manifested Meryl Streep along the way.
August 23, 2026
Achievement unlocked! 27 listens based on video games to take you to the next level
No console? No problem. These listens—set in some of our favorite digital worlds—offer new lore, adventure, and storytelling, all with no controller required.
August 21, 2026
Omar Musa, Australia's 2026 Miles Franklin winner, wrote 21 drafts of “Fierceland.” Then he heard someone else bring it to life.
Musa shares why reading aloud is great for writers, how Australian literature is inherently international literature, and why he listens at 1.0 speed, always.