When listening to a book, Gabrielle Zevin finds it revelatory
She likes hearing authors narrate their own nonfiction work, but she prefers for someone else to do the job for her novels.
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She likes hearing authors narrate their own nonfiction work, but she prefers for someone else to do the job for her novels.
Admittedly a fast reader, he prefers listening because bigger ideas can breathe and settle, allowing him to absorb more.
A phrase, someone’s behavior, or theory: They are all muses to her.
She believes when authors narrate, they reveal their own secrets.
The bestselling author shares five books that made him a better person.
When she listens to a book, there's nothing like a great narrator to bring it to life.
For the romance author, listening is like escaping into a magical world where it's all good.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist appreciates beautiful writing and compelling storytelling.
Mysteries with humor, a nod to South Asian culture, and LGBTQIA+ characters are a must.
According to the bestselling author, monsters, thieves, immortal knights, and other otherworldly beings would like these listens. Mere mortals might also.
Known for her contemporary romance fiction, the award-winning writer explains why listening to great stories makes her day.
The bestselling author tells us about her favorite route for escapism and how these listens take her there.