In a genre once rife with tired tropes, diverse authors are turning out some of the smartest—and scariest—horror audiobooks we’ve ever heard.

When thoughtfully mixed into my self-care toolkit, apocalyptic tales and other life-or-death sagas can be strangely soothing.

Michael Crichton's prehistoric masterpiece is a skewering work of speculative fiction that never fails to bare its teeth.

"The Summer I Ate the Rich" is a zombie tale told through the lens of Haitian culture and ever-present societal inequities.

Writer and director Nyasha Hatendi discusses why audio is the perfect medium for horror.

As Ryan Coogler’s blockbuster vampire film returns to theaters in IMAX 70mm, we put together a listening list for fans.

Pair the Season 3 finale with listens that explore survival against the odds, trauma bonds, and female friendship and rivalry.

Whether you're a longtime fan of the video game or a newcomer drawn in by the HBO adaptation, these podcasts and books like "The Last of Us" offer similar themes, settings, and emotional payoffs.

The bestselling Argentine writer known for her compelling short stories and novels shares how great audiobooks feed her love of literature.

Fans of horror have been feasting on some great listens this year, but now it's time to present the absolute favorites of 2024.

At turns acerbic and truly unsettling, these dark critiques will get under your skin—and stay there.

The bestselling author unpacks it all: why he uses a pen name, the challenges of writing a modern teen perspective, the fun of writing villains, and more.