Melissa Febos’s year of living celibately
When the acclaimed memoirist traded sex for solitude, she found the surprising joys and feminist roots of “The Dry Season.”
Interviews
"Can’t Get Enough" is a deeply satisfying conclusion to Kennedy Ryan’s Skyland series
In a romantic trilogy woven with the highly relatable challenges of three friends, fan-favorite character Hendrix finally gets her own spicy and heartfelt send-off.
"Sacrilege" dares listeners to sit in discomfort
Writer and director Nyasha Hatendi discusses why audio is the perfect medium for horror.
Amy Larocca wants women to rethink their quest for self-improvement
In “How to Be Well,” the former fashion editor critiques the wellness industry and how it reinforces age-old class and gender divides.
Marc Fennell uncorks a juicy scandal in the elite world of fine wine
The journalist’s latest Audible Original is an intoxicating story of ambition, obsession, and outrage in one of the most rarefied professions on earth.
How to connect your mind and body with "Mindful Walking"
Meditation and mindfulness experts weigh in on how to create the ideal walking routine.
Andrea Long Chu defines what it means to have “Authority”
With her latest collection of essays, the Pulitzer Prize-winning critic asks the question: What is authority?
"Better Luck Next Time" is a road trip through the what-ifs
A time-slip rom-com about bickering soul mates, alternate timelines, and unexpected clarity.
Dr. Emily Anhalt wants practicing emotional fitness to be as normalized as going to the gym
In “Flex Your Feelings,” the psychologist shares a seven-step plan to develop emotional strength and flexibility.
Rutger Bregman wants to help you pursue a life of “Moral Ambition”
The Dutch historian and journalist makes a plea for you to use your time and talents to make the world a better place—and he’s mapping out the best way to get there.
“So Many Stars” is a love letter to queer history and resistance
Caro De Robertis’s groundbreaking oral history celebrates the activism, cultural impact, and lived experiences of a generation of queer, trans, and two-spirit elders of color.
Comedian Zarna Garg says it’s never too late in life to follow your dreams
In her hilarious and heartfelt memoir, “This American Woman,” Garg recalls her journey from being a homeless teenager in Mumbai, to motherhood, to making it as a stand-up comic.