Author Candice Carty-Williams talks about the joy of returning to the character she and so many listeners love to root for.

The bestselling author of “Nuclear War” returns with her latest bone-chilling scenario, the made-to-be-heard “Biological War.”

She wooed the book world with a hilarious, sharply honest literary memoir. Then her life crumbled apart.

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.

The trailblazing actress and activist talks about overcoming childhood trauma, how therapy helped her heal, and the emotional experience of narrating her story.

Combining body horror, incisively dark humor, and a vivid portrayal of family bonds, "New Skin" is a delicious fever dream of a novel.

In her fresh, feminist take on "Psycho," author Leah Rowan writes a different ending for Marion Crane.

In "Ripening," the bestselling psychologist focuses on the power of folklore to unlock our imaginations.

Being a mother is about more than simply having children—it’s about raising them responsibly, enriching their lives, and setting the best example. But you can’t sacrifice self-care along the way. These fascinating audiobooks explore every aspect of motherhood one can imagine, from the good to the challenging, all while offering some much needed comfort and commiseration.

In “Strangers: A Memoir of a Marriage,” Belle Burden recounts her abrupt, painful divorce, and how she came out on the other side victorious.

“She teaches us to keep using the one thing we all have: our voice,” the author says of her novel focused on the infamous Egyptian queen, narrated by Adjoa Andoh.

“When Good Moms Feel Bad” uses the Internal Family Systems approach to helping parents harness their core selves and balance their own needs with their kids’.