Tag: audiobooks

If you’re looking for a quick listen before you visit Buckingham Palace, this concise history is just the thing.

Authentic Yorkshire language is foundational, establishing the girls’ world and serving as a measure of how far they have traveled from it.

Shusterman leverages the unsettling sense amid pandemic precautions, some people were downright eager to let COVID romp.

Johnny Carson was a born showman, we learn, but a calculating one: he had the discipline and charisma of a magician.

“Of Dice and Men” makes an enjoyable and well-timed listen during Dungeons & Dragons’ golden anniversary year.

The actor, who reads a portion of Jules Verne’s novel in “All the Light We Cannot See,” has now recorded the entire audiobook.

Audiobook narrators Ayoola Smart and Ben Seymour play it bone-dry. The characters strain to find joy in life, and so too does the listener.

The “Star Trek” actor’s memoir is carefully judged, richly detailed, often very funny, and — as one would hope — captivatingly performed.

This audiobook does indeed convey the sensation of being jammed inside an ailing sperm whale. If only it unfolded in real time.

While the foibles of Jackie Collins’s characters remain recognizable, the world they lived in is long gone.

The author narrates her own account of years working at American Apparel during the company’s hipster heyday.