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Category: Audiobook

Fifteen great novels about mothers

Of course, mothers are everywhere, in life and in fiction. There aren’t many novels that don’t have a mother in … More

anne enright, anne tyler, coming of age, deborah levy, elizabeth strout, emma straub, family saga, francesca jakobi, helen fitzgerald, humour, jesse loncraine, kiley reid, min jin lee, mother's day, novels about mothers, revenge thriller, stephanie wrobel, theatre

Discovering great non-fiction — hear the podcast, read the book

I have a tendency to be over-ambitious when it comes to non-fiction. I’ll pick up a tome on a subject … More

economics, history, medieval, science

Is an Audible subscription still worth it?

I wrote a couple of years ago about my conversion to audiobooks. At the time I was an enthusiastic subscriber … More

audible original, audiobook apps, libraries

Audiobook review: Such a Fun Age by Kiley Reid, narrated by Nicole Lewis

When Emira’s employer, Alix, asks her to babysit her child late at night, and doesn’t even mind that she has … More

african american, contemporary fiction, women's fiction

Audiobook review: A Theatre for Dreamers, written and narrated by Polly Samson

A Theatre for Dreamers should have been fascinating. Its starting point is the true story of a community of writers … More

creative process, music

Audiobook review: In the Field by Jesse Loncraine, narrated by Adjoa Andoh

Sometimes you happen across a book that you feel should have had a lot of attention but somehow didn’t. In … More

african, journalist

Audiobook review: The Seventh Victim by Michael Wood, narrated by Joanne Froggatt and Matthew Horne

The Seventh Victim is an Audible Original crime novel. Diane Marshall’s young son, Zachery, disappeared 25 years ago. Jonathan Egan … More

audible original, journalist, novels about imprisonment, private investigator

Audiobook review: Murders of Old China by Paul French

If you’re not familiar with Audible Original audiobooks, they’re an interesting form, somewhere between a book and a podcast. They … More

audible original, china, history, true crime

My books of the year 2019 — crime and literary fiction

When I chose my favourite books of 2018, I wrote separate posts for crime and literary fiction. I’m combining them … More

books of the year, denise mina, helen fitzgerald, jackson lamb, mick herron, robert harris, series, stuart macbride, val mcdermid

Audiobook review: The Spire by William Golding, narrated by Benedict Cumberbatch

It’s an odd feeling when you both really like and really struggle with a book but that’s how I feel … More

20th-century classic, medieval

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