Kendra Winchester holds an MA in English Literature and is the Co-founder and Executive Producer of Reading Women, a podcast that features books by or about women. Raised in Appalachian Ohio, she currently reads and writes from coffee shops in South Carolina.
From fantasy to thriller, to Indigenous lore, these audiobooks tell stories that will make your next road trip more memorable.
These audiobooks allow you to immerse yourself in stories about the natural world that will leave you feeling one with nature.
Find some of the best audiobooks by and about disabled, chronically ill, Deaf, and neurodivergent authors for Disability Pride Month.
If you're just starting to listen to books from the region, or want more reads, find some recommended Appalachian audiobooks here.
If you want to settle in for an epic fiction or nonfiction read or challenge yourself this summer, check out these long audiobooks.
If you love escaping into other world and relistening as much as you love rereading, check out some of the best fantasy audiobooks.
Looking for some excellent listens for Caribbean Heritage Month? Check out these must-read audiobooks by Caribbean women.
Start celebrating some LGBTQ+ with these excellent audiobooks for Pride Month, including books about pop culture, disability, and more.
From Jesmyn Ward to Kiese Laymon, these audiobooks by Black Southern writers showcase some of the best literature in the U.S.
Here are six audiobooks by Palestinian women authors who each tackle different topics around their Palestinian identity and perspective.