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.
In this Read Harder Challenge post, we're recommending books for the task asking you to read an own voices book about disability.
If you're dealing with the bookish post-holiday blues or looking for a new read, check out these engaging audiobooks for reading slumps.
From the poet's mouth to your ears--listen to some excellent poetry performed by the authors of each of these collections.
We all have our favorite voices. If you’re looking to get into her work, here are some excellent audiobooks narrated by Emily Woo Zeller.
Better understand Appalachia by skipping Hillbilly Elegy and reading these outstanding books instead, including Step Into the Circle: Writers in Modern in Appalachia edited by Amy Greene and Trent Thomson.
Those of us in the Northern Hemisphere are winter-ready, but what about the Southern Hemisphere? We got you with these summer audiobooks.
Get to know the American South, including its diverse voices and unique points of view, through these audiobooks set in the South.
Pick up these engrossing audiobooks by Indigenous, Native, and First Nations authors for Indigenous Heritage Month.
Audibook lovers, don't miss out on the narration talents of this voice--check out these excellent audiobooks narrated by Priya Ayyar.
Do Nonfiction November the audiobook way with this roundup of compelling nonfiction titles, from humor to history and true crime.